Law, 12.01.2021 20:20 dwilburn01
Which is a significant difference between political parties and interest groups?
A. interest groups operate in all areas of the country.
B. political parties pressure government from the outside.
c. political parties tend to focus on a single overriding issue, such as taxes,
D. the main goal of political parties is to elect their members to public office.
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