The outsider strategy in interest group politics

A) works best on issues of broad public concern.
B) has been abandoned in favor of the insider strategy.
C) is effective when lawmakers need detailed policy information and advice.
D) applies only to the lobbying of the executive branch.

Outsider Strategy

A political strategy by which individuals or groups outside of the mainstream or institutional political power seek to gain influence or effect change through unconventional methods, often leveraging public opinion or grassroots support.

Interest Group Politics

The process by which organized groups or organizations seek to influence public policy and decision making to benefit their members or causes.

Broad Public Concern

A term that refers to issues or problems widely perceived by the general public as important and requiring government attention or intervention.