Political Action Committees (PACs) Are Often Cited as an Example

Political action committees (PACs) are often cited as an example of:

A) the strength of political parties in the United States.
B) how difficult it is for organized groups to influence national government.
C) the role of organized interests in fund-raising and influencing elected officials.
D) the power of third parties as "kingmakers" in congressional elections.
E) the ability of average citizens to get involved in politics.