A Politician Working from a Pluralist Theory of Modern Democracy

A politician working from a pluralist theory of modern democracy would most likely:

A) appreciate interest groups because they limit the consolidation of political power, even if interest groups make the politician's work more difficult
B) work against interest groups because, as Weber theorized, good government should be run by skilled politicians and bureaucrats, not interest groups
C) form strategic alliances with interest groups in order to form an effective power elite
D) use interest groups as a way of facilitating participatory democracy