George W. Bush defeated John Kerry in the election of 2004 especially by claiming that
A) he enjoyed strong support in the international community, which would not back Kerry.
B) he had a more effective plan for strengthening the economy and promoting foreign trade.
C) he was a strong leader in the war on terrorism and it would be inadvisable to change presidents in the middle of the war in Iraq.
D) Kerry was wrong in his promotion of campaign finance reform.
E) he would do more for welfare and social reform, while Kerry would hold back progress.
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