Provide an illustration of the problem of whether interest groups really speak for all their members or for a small, militant minority

Question

A) Muslim Americans find it nearly impossible to form interest groups of any influence, at all,
such that the few which achieve influence tend to speak only for the power elite among them.
B) The Roman Catholic hierarchy takes positions on contraception and abortion that many
ordinary Catholics do not.
C) Jewish organizations are weaker supporters than most American Jews.
D) Christian Evangelical organizations take extremely diverse positions, such that their voices
are evenly balanced across their supporters.

Answer 1

B