Which of the Following Is NOT Part of Professor Charles

Which of the following is NOT part of Professor Charles Lindblom's view of U. S. domestic policymaking?

A) It is described as the "science of muddling through."
B) Policymaking is not a rational and comprehensive process in which decision makers utilize scientific analysis and logic to develop public policy.
C) Policymaking is the result of applying the principles of Matthew 25:31-46 to feed the hungry, house the homeless, clothe the naked, visit the sick and shut in.
D) It introduces the human element and expressly partisan factors into the process.
E) Public policy is the result of reluctant compromises.