Discussion
Politics by its nature is :
Answer: D
By its nature politics is ideas and principles.
The passage says that politics by its very nature is constituted of ideas and ideologies. Ideas and ideologies correspond to ideas and principles, so this option restates that sentence.
The existing political scenario and the evaluation of human nature are not what the passage says politics is made of. Political propaganda is something the passage says a political drama may become when it seeks to convert the reader, not the nature of politics itself.
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