The Democratic Party Balances the Competing Interests of Its Members

The Democratic Party balances the competing interests of its members by:

A) hiring party members who are held together by a shared set of ideas.
B) appointing a party president who is given the absolute authority to take important decisions.
C) involving supporters who prize doctrinal purity.
D) adopting a view broad enough to encompass the opinions of all the party members.
E) adopting the view of the majority.