Gary Cox and Matthew McCubbins Argue That

Gary Cox and Matthew McCubbins argue that:

A) Committees are effectively "legislatures within legislatures" where the important decisions are made.
B) The U.S. House conducts business in ways that may be considered a "legislative cartel."
C) Parties are considered "disciplined" if their members vote together.
D) Malapportionment leads to a deviation from the "one-person, one-vote" principle.