Congress Often Writes Vague Laws Because

Congress often writes vague laws because

A) it allows members of Congress to satisfy multiple constituencies with the same piece of legislation.
B) it often lacks the scientific or technical expertise to deal with complex questions.
C) it is out of touch with contemporary debates in American society.
D) it both allows members of Congress to satisfy multiple constituencies with the same piece of legislation and often lacks the scientific or technical expertise to deal with complex questions.
E) it often lacks both the scientific or technical expertise to deal with complex questions and is out of touch with contemporary debates in American society.