The Recent Period of Divided Government, in Which Republicans Control

The recent period of divided government, in which Republicans control the House while Democrats control the Senate and presidency, has been characterized as

A) a period of moderation, with the two parties working to find compromise solutions to major national problems.
B) a period of Congressional superiority, during which the power of government has transitioned toward the Congress.
C) a period of political deadlock, during which less legislation has been passed than at any time in recent history.
D) a period of crisis, during which government has failed to fund government programs and to raise the debt ceiling.
E) None of the above.