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In the 2000 election, how did George W. Bush appeal across the Republican party to party leaders, conservatives, and Christian fundamentalists?
A. Bush promised to use the budget surplus for tax cuts and to return morality to the Presidency.
B. Bush promised to keep corporate interests from exerting too much influence on government decisions.
C. Bush promised to keep the budget surplus intact and to choose a Jewish person as a running mate.
D. Bush promised to use the budget surplus for Social Security and to keep his personal life private.

In the 2000 election, George W. Bush appealed across the Republican party to party leaders, conservatives, and Christian fundamentalists as a promised to use the budget surplus for tax cuts and to return morality to the Presidency. Thus the correct answer is A.

What is an election?

The election is considered an official procedure to elect a representative of the country by participating in the process of government through voting. This voting is a secret procedure and considers a right of an individual.

To win in the election of 2000 Bush promised to reestablish integrity in the White House and use the balanced budget to lower taxes. His tax reduction will strengthen the nation's financial position by increasing GDP. The result of the election is so close that the result was determined by electoral votes.

Therefore, option A is appropriate

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