To Many Voters in 1980, Ronald Reagan, in Contrast to Jimmy

To many voters in 1980, Ronald Reagan, in contrast to Jimmy Carter, seemed to be a(n)

A) decisive figure who would press his agenda forward by refusing to consider compromises.
B) upbeat personality who offered appealing, simple solutions to issues.
C) humorless leader who would refuse to interact with the business community.
D) longtime expert on the details of policy and a designer of complex solutions.
E) politician capable of getting Congress to pass a liberal reform program.