Coalitions Sometimes Present Problems for Groups Because

Multiple Choice

Coalitions sometimes present problems for groups because

A) groups may agree on general goals but disagree on specifics.
B) group leaders almost never want to share power with others.
C) the different agendas of various groups often cause internal strife that results in the coalition breaking up.
D) research shows that Republicans in Congress will not support an issue-even one
Backed by conservative groups-if it is supported by a liberal group as well.