The "inside game" of interest group activity concerns
A) bribing members of Congress.
B) lobbying; the politics of one-on-one persuasion.
C) educating the public about the goals of an interest group.
D) publishing the voting records of members of Congress.
E) mobilizing voters to support pro-interest group legislators.

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The "inside game" refers to the activities that interest groups engage in to influence policymakers through direct lobbying, such as meeting with legislators, providing them with information, and making arguments in favor of their policy preferences. This type of activity is often conducted through targeted, one-on-one persuasion tactics with policymakers and their staff.

The "Inside Game" of Interest Group Activity Concerns