Opponents of the maternal and child health programs argued

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Opponents argued that the programs invaded the privacy of families by providing government-supported healthcare services to mothers and children. They also argued that the programs represented steps towards socialized medicine, which they believed would be detrimental to the healthcare system. Both of these arguments are encompassed in choice D. Some opponents may also argue that the programs would not be cost-effective, but this argument is not explicitly mentioned in the given information.

Opponents of the Maternal and Child Health Programs Argued