Some critics argued that George W. Bush was simply continuing the Reagan Revolution of "starving the beast" of government regulations and entitlements that had developed since the rise of the Industrial Age. Which of the following agendas of Bush led to this argument?
A)The legalization of partial-birth abortion
B)Cuts in defense spending
C)Large tax cuts for wealthy Americans
D)Support for the Kyoto Protocol
E)Restricting access to health insurance to members of the working class

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Large tax cuts for wealthy Americans under George W. Bush were seen as a continuation of the Reagan Revolution's approach of reducing government size and spending, which critics described as "starving the beast." This policy was argued to limit the government's ability to fund regulations and entitlement programs.

Some Critics Argued That George W