During the Cold War, US Senate Investigations Portrayed Homosexuals as a Threat

During the Cold War, US Senate investigations portrayed homosexuals as a threat as well. In fact, this perception was so pervasive that President Eisenhower

A) gave several public addresses defending gay rights.
B) established an anti-discrimination committee to address anti-gay legal and business actions.
C) worked to establish restrictions against homosexuals seeking public assistance of any kind including Social Security.
D) issued an executive order barring gay men and lesbians from all federal jobs.