The so-called revolving door refers to
A) the difficulty interest groups have maintaining adequate membership levels.
B) the high turnover of interest group membership.
C) when former governmental officials become lobbyists.
D) the difficulty legislators who associated with interest groups have on getting reelected.
E) none of the above

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The revolving door refers to the practice of former government officials (such as elected officials, bureaucrats, or staff members) working as lobbyists or representatives for interest groups in the private sector. This practice is often criticized for creating conflicts of interest and promoting the influence of interest groups in government decision-making.

The So-Called Revolving Door Refers to