The textbook contends that neither major political party today follows "principled federalism." What is principled federalism? A) Consistent commitment to a particular allocation of authority between the national and state governments even if one dislikes the policy outcomes B) A preference for very strong state governments and a very weak central government if and only if state governments are a more reliable source of policies one favors. C) Consistent adherence to the federalist ideas of the Founding Fathers outlined in the original U.S. Constitution D) A preference for whatever allocation of authority between the national and state governments will most likely advance one's policy preferences. E) A preference for a very strong national government and very weak state governments if and only if the national government is a more reliable source of policies ane favors