The Domestic Antiterrorism Campaign of the Administration of George W

The domestic antiterrorism campaign of the administration of George W. Bush amounted to

A) a significant expansion of the federal government's role in many aspects of American life.
B) a form of "new federalism," in which more responsibilities were turned over to the states.
C) an excuse to deny minorities their human rights.
D) a failure.
E) a sure-fire route to reelection for Dick Cheney.