John Kingdon suggests that in order to get their issue on the policy agenda,advocates must be
A)prepared so that they can quickly respond to opportunities.
B)flexible so that they can adapt to changing conditions.
C)persistent because they have to wait for the right opportunity.
D)all of the above

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All three options (A, B, and C) are important characteristics for advocates to have in order to successfully get their issue on the policy agenda. Being prepared and able to respond quickly when opportunities arise is crucial, as is being flexible enough to adapt to changing conditions. However, perhaps the most important characteristic is persistence, since it may take a long time for the right opportunity to arise, and advocates must continue to push for their issue even in the face of setbacks or obstacles. Therefore, all of the above options are important for successful advocacy.

John Kingdon Suggests That in Order to Get Their Issue