In Retrospect, What Was an Effect of Johnson's Approach to Addressing

In retrospect, what was an effect of Johnson's approach to addressing poverty in the United States?

A) It lowered the cost of medical bills due to Medicare's focus on cost incentives for hospitals.
B) It generated middle-class resentment that benefited the Republican party.
C) It kept the United States from devoting sufficient funds to the war in Vietnam.
D) It had practically no effect on poverty levels, beneficial or otherwise.
E) It inadvertently led to an increase in infant mortality and malnutrition.