Identifying Direct Lobbying
Which of the following is NOT considered an example of direct lobbying?
A
An organization opposing gun control funds the campaign of a congressional candidate who shares its viewpoint.
B
A group of citizens protests the lack of gun-control laws in a major city.
C
The New York Times publishes ratings of congressional representatives based on their voting records on gun-control bills.
D
Two interest groups form a coalition, combining their efforts and sharing expenses to advocate for gun-control legislation.