The dramatic and sometimes bitter conflict surrounding some Supreme Court nominations can only be explained by the fact that
a. there are only nine people on the Court at any given point in time.
b. the Court plays such a large role in making public policy.
c. the partisan balance of the Court is quite skewed.
d. Presidents rarely seek the "advice" of the Senate.
e. nominees are rarely qualified for the job.
Answer: B
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