Which of the following is an "outsider" strategy?
A)lobbying Congress
B)litigating a case in court
C)lobbying the executive branch
D)"going public"

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"Going public" is an outsider strategy where interest groups try to generate public pressure on elected officials by bringing the issue to the attention of the media and the general public. This strategy is used when interest groups believe that they are not receiving enough attention or support from elected officials or the traditional political process. The other choices (lobbying Congress, lobbying the executive branch, and litigating a case in court) are more traditional insider strategies where interest groups use their influence and resources to shape policy directly through elected officials or the courts.

Which of the Following Is an "Outsider" Strategy