Why is it useful for interest groups to lobby not only legislators but also members of the president's staff and officials from the executive branch (bureaucrats)?
a. Different officials play distinct roles in the policymaking process, including policy formulation, allocating funding to programs, and implementing laws.
b. All of these groups are responsible for drafting laws.
c. Bureaucrats can veto or overturn laws with which they do not agree.
d. Legislators, the president's staff, and bureaucrats determine the funding for programs.
