Does pluralism or a "power elite" model best explain policy outcomes? Find a policy such as health care, climate change, transportation policy, trade policy or tax policy and discuss how the policy has been treated legislatively. Perhaps find a recent bill dealing with such a topic. Does it seem like a lot of groups representing broad sections of the public have contributed meaningfully over time to shaping this policy - or has it been more of an "insider" game for the "power elite" to play