What Is the Central Thesis of Dickinson and Lebo's Argument

question 16

Multiple Choice

What is the central thesis of Dickinson and Lebo's argument about the dynamics of presidential power in the United States?

• A) It is a function of an increase in governmental activities.
• B) It is a function of the changing dynamics of power in Congress, the influence of the press, and the mass public.
• C) It is a function of the reelection ambitions of politicians themselves.
• D) It is a function of the president's charisma, ability to persuade others, and outward reputation.