When it comes to job approval for Congress, the textbook makes the statement that "it is the perception of the public that really matters." Which, then, of the following statements is true?
a. Observers believe current members of Congress to be more ethical as a whole than Congresses of the past.
b. Members of Congress face less scrutiny and fewer rules than at any time since the nation's founding.
c. Bipartisanship has led to the gridlock that the general public finds so frustrating.
d. Politics attracts those who are less ethical than the average American.
a
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
The composition of Congressional committees
A) has always been determined only by seniority B) reflects the ratio of each party in Congress C) is evenly divided between each part in Congress D) is determined by expertise E) is stipulated in the Constitution