Bush's Bid for Re-Election in 1992 Was Stymied by All

question 30

Multiple Choice

Bush's bid for re-election in 1992 was stymied by all of the following except

• A) too much competition from within his own party.
• B) the candidacy of independent H. Ross Perot drew voters away from Bush.
• C) a scandal within his own family soured the American public on him.
• D) the declining economy.
• E) the youth and charisma of his opponents, Bill Clinton and Al Gore.

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