Union leader Eugene Debs was jailed for his participation in the Pullman strike. Which of the following best describes his political philosophy after he emerged from prison?
A) Debs became a staunch Republican.
B) Debs emerged a socialist, believing that workers must take control of the state.
C) Debs believed that unions must work within the existing government structure.
D) Debs modified his political rhetoric and began to endorse strong, independent models for private business.