Question ID:PT79 S1 Q14 Passage:Activist: President Zagel should resign, because she is unable to govern effectively given the widespread belief that she rigged the election.President Zagel: Over the last decade, scandals have forced two presidents of this country to resign. If I were to resign, the rest of the world would see us as a country whose political system is hopelessly unstable. That would be unacceptable, so I must remain in office. Stem:Which one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to justify the activist's argument in the face of President Zagel's argument? Correct Answer Choice:EChoice A:A country whose election procedures are resistant to illegitimate manipulation will eventually become politically stable. Choice B:The leader of a country should resign if doing so is likely to improve that country's international reputation for political stability. Choice C:If a president is involved in a scandal that is more serious than scandals that have forced previous leaders to resign, then that president should resign. Choice D:If it can be conclusively proven that an officeholder rigged an election, then that officeholder should be removed from office. Choice E:It is more important for a country to have a leader who can govern effectively than it is to be viewed by other countries as having a stable political system.