In the Final Months of His Presidency, George W

In the final months of his presidency, George W. Bush's response to the financial crisis was

A) to refuse the use federal funds to assist private banks.
B) to support a $700 billion dollar bailout of banks by buying up toxic mortgage bundles.
C) incredibly restrained; he did not want to act because of his lame duck status.
D) to support a modest bailout of homeowners affected by the crisis.