Members of Congress Dislike Interest-Group Politics Because

Members of Congress dislike interest-group politics because

A) it forces them to take sides between evenly matched groups.
B) political parties play a big role, which interferes with their independence.
C) political action committees are seldom involved, and thus they have little to gain in terms of campaign contributions.
D) a policy's outcome is usually decided before it reaches them.
E) party leaders would rather appear positive.