Which of the Following Statements About Presidential Roles Is LEAST

Which of the following statements about presidential roles is LEAST accurate?

A) Even though they are likely to bear the brunt of the blame for hard times, presidents actually wield little direct control over the economy.
B) Presidents who become unpopular are likely to find that even same-party lawmakers will distance themselves.
C) When presidents first take office, they usually face a great deal of scrutiny, and must wait until their policies begin to show beneficial effects before they can enjoy their "honeymoon period."
D) Presidents frequently demonstrate gratitude for party loyalty by naming party donors as foreign ambassadors.
E) Presidents frequently campaign and raise funds for party members running for Congress.