President Clinton's decision making style was
A) to immerse himself in the details of policy and run an open White House, soliciting the advice of a large number of aides.
B) to set up a chain of command in which all advice was sent upward to his Chief of Staff who then presented Clinton with the decision-making options.
C) highly organized and decisive, with the president actually flipping a coin to decide issues where his advisors are evenly divided.
D) to delegate so much decision making authority to his aides that the media often call them his "handlers."
E) to remain highly isolated and make most decisions in consultation only with his two closest advisors.
Answer: A
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