The U.S. public did not hold President Reagan personally responsible for the financial scandals of his administration or the Iran-Contra Arms deal because he was
A) determined to punish those responsible for these scandals.
B) unable to communicate his basic values effectively.
C) primarily a celebrity rather than a politician.
D) not an able or involved administrator.

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President Reagan was often perceived as not being deeply involved in the day-to-day administration, which led to the public not holding him personally accountable for the scandals.

The US Public Did Not Hold President Reagan Personally Responsible for for the Financial