> You don’t pursue a coalition with a tiny vocal minority at the expense of a greater group of people. No? A coalition is A + B + C + ... ~= 50.1%, you might

> You don’t pursue a coalition with a tiny vocal minority at the expense of a greater group of people. No? A coalition is A + B + C + ... ~= 50.1%, you might need that vocal minority to make the math work. And those factions won't agree on everything, so there will be intra-coalition tension, but they know they have to work together to get what they each want. However, there are limits, so if the coalition totally abandons C's issues (or even just severely de-prioritizes them), then C will leave.