During the maneuvering for the Democratic Party's choice of a candidate,Bill Clinton's primary campaign benefitted from
A) his ability to draw on long experience in the Senate.
B) a collapse in campaign funding on the part of the Republicans.
C) the decision by many leading Democrats not to run.
D) President Bush's extreme unpopularity.
E) Ross Perot's third party candidacy.

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Clinton's primary campaign was notably helped by the decision of many leading Democrats not to run, which reduced the competition within the party and made it easier for him to secure the nomination.

During the Maneuvering for the Democratic Party's Choice of a Candidate,Bill