What are issue networks?
A) loosely connected networks of interest groups, politicians, policy experts, and bureaucrats
B) political action committees (PACs) who join together to influence legislation on a mutually important issue
C) subgovernments arranged around a series of issues
D) single-issue groups who look for connections in unlikely places to gain influence on their issue
E) social movements who tackle several issues at once
A
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