HELP ASAP In 2018, the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), a long-established and
powerful interest group for senior citizens, created a rather usual television ad
campaign featuring the then-42-year-old spoken word artist J. Ivy. The idea behind
the campaign was, its creators suggested, in part to form an association with the
group that went beyond age. Why might lobbying groups undertake such advertising
campaigns?

A. To increase visibility and public support, and in turn make those in power see its
concerns as important

B. Because they just want to keep up with what other major American interest
groups are doing

C. Because traditional forms of lobbying are now completely useless to them

D. To directly and efficiently get around the free-rider problem