Question 3 of 10
2 points
read this scenario:
a lobbyist wants a senator to change her vote on a bill
supported by the lobbyist's employer. he bribes the
senator with a large donation to her personal bank
account
which negative aspect of interest groups does the scenario illustrate?
o
a. resorting to unethical tactics
o
b. focusing only on group members' goals
o
c. lacking power without funding
o
d. supporting inexperienced candidates for office

A. Resorting to unethical tactics.

Explanation:

In this scenario, we can see one of the negative consequences that come with interest groups. Interest groups can be great when it comes to promoting a particular interest or gaining support for a particular cause. However, if these are not managed carefully, they can also lead to several problems. An important problem is the fact that such interest groups can occassionally lead to unethical tactics.

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