Multiple Choice
Though Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.W.Bush used executive orders and administrative initiatives to augment the discretionary powers of the states, their efforts were somewhat offset by
A) state legislatures opposing the extending reach of national government control.
B) many state courts invalidating the executive orders.
C) Congress enacting mandates and the federal courts ruling negatively on federal relations.
D) the actions of several senators who withheld federal funding from both presidents' programs.
E) governors working with their congressional delegations to discredit both presidents' programs.
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