The most serious domestic problem that faced the Bush administration was
A)his refusal to raise taxes to balance the budget.
B)his alienation of the Republican Congress due to his stance on various cultural issues.
C)how to safeguard the growing federal surplus.
D)a recession that began in late 1990.
E)public uproar over Supreme Court rulings on abortion and affirmative action.

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The recession that began in late 1990 was a significant domestic issue for the Bush administration, leading to economic challenges and impacting his re-election prospects.

The Most Serious Domestic Problem That Faced the Bush Administration