How does divided government affect the normal state of affairs in Washington?
A. It has had no effect since divided government has long been a feature of American politics.
B. Presidents are forced to work harder in their negotiations with Congress.
C. There is a zero-sum game as each side profits from the other side's failures.
D. Presidents are less likely to rely on their unilateral powers since Congress can easily overturn such actions.
Answer: C
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