The leaders of interest groups tend to be_________________?
Correct answer: B. more liberal than the rank and file
- A. in accord with the agenda of the rank and file
- B. more liberal than the rank and file
- C. more conservative than the rank and file
- D. unaware of the concerns of the rank and file
Explanation
Interest-group leaders are often more politically active and ideologically committed than ordinary members, and are commonly described as more liberal than the rank and file. They do not necessarily reflect every concern of the wider membership.
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