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 create a confused message on the issue that groups are working on together.
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.
E) research shows that Democrats in Congress will not support an issue-even one backed by liberal groups-if it is supported by a conservative group as well.