The chief weakness of the partisan model is that
A) it is not a good predictor of leftist governments but it is of rightist governments.
B) it is not a good predictor of rightist governments but it is of leftist governments.
C) partisan macroeconomic policies are differentiated too sharply.
D) it is not a good predictor of U.S. governments but it is of European governments.
E) it is not a good predictor of European governments but it is of U.S. governments.

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The chief weakness of the partisan model is that it assumes partisan macroeconomic policies are differentiated too sharply, which is not always the case. In reality, political parties may have more similar policies than the model suggests, leading to less predictive power.

The Chief Weakness of the Partisan Model Is That