A Social Movement Is Particularly Unlikely to Have an Impact

A social movement is particularly unlikely to have an impact on policy when

A) it stimulates the formation of a powerful countermovement.
B) the President of the United States condemns the social movement.
C) the Supreme Court rules that the social movement violates the Constitution.
D) one of the two major political parties accepts some of the goals of the social movement.
E) society deems the movement too radical.