All of the following are true of interest groups except that they A) use a wide range of techniques and strategies to promote their policy goals. B) are extremely successful in persuading the president to endorse their programs completely. C) may try to block or weaken legislation. D) provide officials with information and assistance when needed. E) may lobby officials personally or use the general public to influence government on their behalf.

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While interest groups can be successful in promoting their policy goals and influencing legislation, they are not always successful in persuading the president to endorse their programs completely. In fact, the president may not always align with the policy goals of interest groups and may prioritize other issues.

All of the Following Are True of Interest Groups except