If an Advocate Assesses That a Decision Maker Is an ALLY

If an advocate assesses that a decision maker is an ALLY, then

A) Advocacy will be relatively more challenging because the decision maker is initially biased against the advocate or his cause.
B) Advocacy will be relatively easier because the decision maker is initially supportive of the advocate or his cause.
C) Advocacy will be impossible because the decision maker will not be open to reason.
D) The advocate should resign, because advocates should not have allies.
E) The client should find a new advocate, because otherwise the client will be at a disadvantage.