"Mail-Order Politics" Is Exemplified Best by

"Mail-order politics" is exemplified best by

A) a group of concerned mothers that form a group and speak at local high schools about drug abuse.
B) money envelopes that are distributed voluntarily at every house of worship in a city so people can send money to the city's coffers to replace funds lost as federal cuts.
C) the American Association of Retired Persons that take revenue from membership dues to pay lawyers to lobby representatives.
D) a city council that appoints a board of citizens to examine the effects of a waste disposal site within city limits.