Based on the scenario above, this is an example of the six
principles of scientific thinking called the occam’s razor. This is known as a
problem solving principle in which provides a set of explanation based on the occurring
events and that they are likely to be simple ones.
Regarding the suitability or not of bipartisanship in democracy, there are conflicting opinions. There are those who think that it is positive because it helps the political and general stability of a nation, while others believe that it supposes an unhealthy diminution of opinions represented in the agencies of power, and that there is no real opposition that fosters corruption.
In general, the bipartisanship leaves aside the opinions of people who do not identify with any of the parties. therefore their opinions, are not represented.
It's like the judge that has full and total power
The answer to this question is B
