Why was President Kennedy unable to enact much of his proposed legislation?
A. A strong coalition of conservative congressmen was opposed to liberal reform measures.
B. Kennedy refused to cooperate or compromise with Republican leaders on domestic issues.
C. Kennedy refused to raise taxes or impose federal deficits; so little funding was available for new programs.
D. Most of the country remained opposed to extensions of social programs and the welfare state.
Answer: A
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