Which of the following most limited Bill Clinton’s ability to enact domestic and economic policies?(1 point) Responses opposition from a Republican-controlled Congress opposition from a Republican-controlled Congress an inability to compromise with liberal politicians an inability to compromise with liberal politicians a damaged reputation following impeachment a damaged reputation following impeachment limited resources due to an unbalanced budget

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The option that most limited Bill Clinton’s ability to enact domestic and economic policies was opposition from a Republican-controlled Congress. After the 1994 midterm elections, Republicans gained control of both the House and the Senate, which significantly impacted Clinton's ability to push through his proposed policies.