Democratic Candidate Walter Mondale Most Seriously Damaged His Presidential Prospects

Democratic candidate Walter Mondale most seriously damaged his presidential prospects when he

A) made public comments regarding the inability of women to make good political candidates.
B) promised to raise taxes to lower the federal budget deficit and said Reagan would as well.
C) described Reagan as a lunatic and a liar in a scathing speech that isolated millions.
D) appeared to be soft on communism in the way he described his approach to foreign policy.
E) ignored economic issues in favor of focusing solely on social issues of the time.