Which of the following is the best description of a process that brings efficiency to lawmaking?
Federalism establishes clear lines of authority among different levels of
government, which minimizes conflict between them.
Logrolling makes it easier for a sponsor of a bill to obtain Congressional support,
which increases the chances for the bill to pass.
Filibustering allows for the view of the minority party in Congress to be quickly
determined, which reduces the need for further discussion.
Bicameralism ensures that consensus on a bill is reached in both chambers of
Congress, which maximizes the popularity of the bill.