Many interest groups employ which of the following, who are hired to represent the group's interests to the government?
A) Members of Congress
B) Members of the White House Executive Office of the President
C) Judges
D) Lobbyists
E) Activists

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Lobbyists are hired by interest groups to represent their interests to the government. Members of Congress and the White House Executive Office of the President are not hired by interest groups, but rather elected or appointed officials. Judges also do not represent interest groups, but are tasked with interpreting and applying the law. Activists may advocate for an interest group's agenda, but they are not necessarily hired by the group to do so.

Many Interest Groups Employ Which of the Following, Who Are