One Critique That Pluralists Make of the Public as a Whole

One critique that pluralists make of the public as a whole is that

A) subgroups within the public do not express opinions on specific matters.
B) the public simplifies complex issues into too-neat, easy solutions.
C) the public tends to overwhelmingly focus on a handful of policy issues and ignore the rest.
D) the public seldom demonstrates clear, consistent opinions on daily issues of government.
E) public opinion has moved increasingly against minority rights in recent decades.