When Interest Groups Plan Demonstrations and Organize Letter-Writing Campaigns That

question 111

Multiple Choice

When interest groups plan demonstrations and organize letter-writing campaigns that only use members who support a particular position, they are:

• A) Astroturfing
• B) Breaking campaign finance laws
• C) Rarely effective
• D) Showing how weak their position truly is

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