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The hyperpluralist complaint that interest group politics create subgovernments refers to

The hyperpluralist complaint that interest group politics create subgovernments refers to
A) the power of interest groups in determining government policies.
B) the overwhelming influence of interest groups in local governments.
C) the network of groups within the American political system that continually work against each other.
D) the use of paid lobbyists on congressional committees and subcommittees.
E) the cooperative efforts o business and government to promote special interests.

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I took a break from the topic after I posted this because I felt no one would be able to tackle it. Thanks so much for proving me wrong lol

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