In interest group lobbying, coalitions are often
A) a direct offshoot of a PAC.
B) formed to address multiple Congressional issues.
C) formed only for the purpose of lobbying on a single issue.
D) developed for the long-term and are historically evident for many years.
E) created by one individual.
C
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