Which of the Following Was John Kerry's Argument Against George

question 8

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was John Kerry's argument against George W. Bush's candidacy?

• A)He stated the effects of corporate scandals during Bush's first presidential term.
• B)He pointed out the Great Depression that affected the U.S. economy.
• C)He pointed out tax increases for the wealthy during Bush's first presidential term.
• D)He argued that Bush had lost touch with middle-class Americans.
• E)He argued that Bush was passive in responding to the September 11 terrorist attacks.

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