When the Teamsters Union, which had traditionally represented truck drivers, and other employees in the transportation industry, began to organize police and firefighters, it could be considered a:
A) A strategic campaign
B) An illegal campaign
C) An opportunistic campaign
D) A decertification campaign

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The fact that the Teamsters Union began to organize police and firefighters, who were not traditionally within their scope of representation, suggests an opportunistic campaign where they saw a potential for expanding their membership and influence beyond their traditional base. It is not necessarily illegal or a decertification campaign, and while it may involve strategic planning, the term "strategic campaign" is too broad to be the best answer.

When the Teamsters Union, Which Had Traditionally Represented Truck Drivers