One Lesson to Be Learned from the Study of the Modern

One lesson to be learned from the study of the modern presidency is that

A) although often considered the best representative of the people's will, presidents do not consistently fulfill the role of popular democratic leader.
B) the chief executive is the only one who has the resources and incentives to challenge elite democratic interests.
C) popular democrats must look to the president to provide popular democratic leadership.
D) the Anti-federalists' fears about the threat of tyranny from the chief executive were groundless.