The Distributive Theory of Legislative Organization Argues That

question 53

Multiple Choice

The distributive theory of legislative organization argues that:

• A) legislative leaders decide policy on the basis of support they get from legislators.
• B) party leadership is strongest when it has the support of legislators.
• C) committee views are respected over what the entire House wants.
• D) interest groups are the crucial piece in the functioning of Congress.
• E) pork-barrel spending should be eliminated.

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Definitions:

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