Why is the role of interest groups within Iron Triangles sometimes criticized?(1 point)

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because interest groups generally lobby for legislation that goes against constituents’ wishes and the common good of society
because interest groups generally lobby for legislation that goes against constituents’ wishes and the common good of society

because interest groups are reluctant to share knowledgeable information with Congress
because interest groups are reluctant to share knowledgeable information with Congress

because interest groups often withhold support from corporations when corporations do not agree with their position
because interest groups often withhold support from corporations when corporations do not agree with their position

because interest groups often lobby for legislation that benefits their interests rather than the interests of society

Answer 1

because interest groups often lobby for legislation that benefits their interests rather than the interests of society