What happens to interests that do not engage in extensive lobbying?
A) They generally do well in advancing their interests in Congress.
B) They often find themselves "Microsofted."
C) They typically advance their interests by being free-riders.
D) They typically bribe members of Congress directly.
E) They typically try to advance their interests through litigating in the state courts.

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Interests that do not engage in extensive lobbying often find themselves "Microsofted," meaning they may face regulatory or legislative challenges due to a lack of influence or advocacy in Congress.

What Happens to Interests That Do Not Engage in Extensive