Which of the Following Statements About the Nature of Press

Which of the following statements about the nature of press coverage of Congress is LEAST accurate?

A) The press focuses much of its attention on the party leaders in the two houses.
B) The press focuses much of its attention on heads of influential congressional committees.
C) National press coverage of Congress is often cynical and adversarial.
D) The way that the press depicts Congress may encourage citizens to view Congress with disdain.
E) Following the dictum that "if it bleeds, it leads," the local press usually emphasizes negative attributes of its viewership's representatives in Congress.