Which of the following most limited Bill Clinton’s ability to enact domestic and economic policies?(1 point)

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a damaged reputation following impeachment
a damaged reputation following impeachment

an inability to compromise with liberal politicians
an inability to compromise with liberal politicians

limited resources due to an unbalanced budget
limited resources due to an unbalanced budget

opposition from a Republican-controlled Congress

Answer 1

The option that most limited Bill Clinton’s ability to enact domestic and economic policies is:

opposition from a Republican-controlled Congress

After the 1994 midterm elections, the Republican Party gained control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate, which significantly impacted Clinton's ability to pass his proposed policies. The resulting political gridlock and opposition from Congress were major obstacles to enacting his domestic agenda.