Part of the Myth of Party Irrelevance Is the Belief

question 82

Multiple Choice

Part of the myth of party irrelevance is the belief that:

• A) Interest groups have replaced parties.
• B) Parties are no longer able to solve the nation's problems.
• C) The national parties have become too strong and made state parties irrelevant.
• D) The president has become irrelevant to party leadership.

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