When reviewing summative information on a bill provided by a special interest group, it is important to _____. evaluate the special-interest group's political agenda and determine its goals concerning the bill trust that the information provided by such a group is valid and honest ignore any summative information on bills, as none of it can be trusted trust your peers' opinions of the source material
The correct answer is evaluate the special-interest group's political agenda and determine its goals concerning the bill
In simple terms, you need to find out what they personally have to benefit out of it and whether it will be bad for other members of the society or other special interest groups. Knowing their political agendas can help prevent being deceived.
