Which statement best describes the 2004 presidential election?
A) It was unusual because there was no central issue.
B) It was unusual because there were no public debates due to security issues.
C) It was noteworthy because of the repeated recounts to determine who had won.
D) It was especially harmonious because the parties were united against terrorism.
E) It was especially bitter and spiteful as each party blamed and criticized the other.

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The 2004 presidential election, characterized by intense rivalry between George W. Bush and John Kerry, was marked by significant bitterness and spitefulness. Both parties engaged in aggressive campaigns, often blaming and criticizing each other, reflecting the polarized political climate of the time.

Which Statement Best Describes the 2004 Presidential Election