Unlike interest groups, political parties:
A) often serve the role of policy specialists.
B) are more tightly organized.
C) are policy generalists.
D) are narrow-based organizations.
E) have only a handful of key policies to promote.
C
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a. paradox of presidential power c. unitary executive theory b. model president leader theory d. presidential life-cycle theory
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A) budget deficit B) mandatory spending C) discretionary spending D) outlays E) budget surplus
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