The most serious domestic problem facing the Bush administration was
A) the recession of 1990-1992.
B) both Bush's opposition to current abortion and affirmative action laws, and the president's inability to work with the Democratic Congress.
C) Bush's opposition to current abortion and affirmative action laws.
D) the president's inability to work with the Democratic Congress.
E) Bush's broken pledge not to raise taxes.

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The most serious domestic problem during the Bush administration was the recession of 1990-1992, which had significant economic impacts and influenced public perception of the administration's economic policies.

The Most Serious Domestic Problem Facing the Bush Administration Was