When the federal budget deficit was eliminated in the late 1990s the
A) Congress and President Clinton easily agreed on spending priorities.
B) Congress and President Clinton still disagreed on spending priorities.
C) federal government no longer faced any budgetary problems.
D) federal government was able to satisfy all of its constituents.

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Despite the elimination of the federal budget deficit in the late 1990s, Congress and President Clinton still disagreed on spending priorities. This suggests that the federal government still faced some budgetary issues and was unable to satisfy all of its constituents.

When the Federal Budget Deficit Was Eliminated in the Late