All of the Following Are Common Criticisms of Strict Constructionism

All of the following are common criticisms of strict constructionism EXCEPT:

A) the Constitution's silence on many important issues, such as the right to privacy.
B) strict constructionism stifles any meaningful debate about the Constitution.
C) the Founders could not have anticipated the changes in technology in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.
D) the wording of the Constitution in some areas is vague and open-ended.
E) strict constructionism leaves the nation a "prisoner of its past."