How did the dismal economy affect the 2008 presidential race?
A) It helped Obama gain ground during the campaign.
B) It decreased Obama’s overall popularity.
C) It decreased both Obama and McCain’s popularity.
D) It caused resentment against the Democratic Party.
E) It did not have any effect on the 2008 presidential election.
Answer: A
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