President Bush’s approval rating fell at the end of his presidency in part because he lost the Persian Gulf Wa

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President Bush’s approval rating fell at the end of his presidency in part because
he lost the Persian Gulf War.
he sent US troops to Panama.
he failed to stop the Oklahoma City bombing.
he broke a promise not to raise taxes and the economy slowed.

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he broke a promise not to raise taxes and the economy slowed.

Explanation: President George H. W. Bush’s popularity fell late in his term largely because the country entered a recession and he reneged on his 1988 “no new taxes” pledge, which damaged voter trust and helped cost him re-election in 1992.

President Bush’s approval rating fell at the end of his presidency in part because
he lost the Persian Gulf War.
he sent US troops to Panama.
he failed to stop the Oklahoma City bombing.
he broke a promise not to raise taxes and the economy slowed.

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President Bush’s approval rating fell at the end of his presidency in part because he lost the Persian Gulf War. he sent US troops to Panama. he failed to stop the Oklahoma City bombing. he broke a promise not to raise taxes and the economy slowed.

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President Bush’s approval rating fell at the end of his presidency in part because
he lost the Persian Gulf War.
he sent US troops to Panama.
he failed to stop the Oklahoma City bombing.
he broke a promise not to raise taxes and the economy slowed.