All of the Following Represent the Furor Over Clarence Thomas's

Multiple Choice

All of the following represent the furor over Clarence Thomas's confirmation to the Supreme Court except

A) many women were enraged by the all-male Senate Judiciary committee's behavior.
B) a gender gap emerged between the two political parties.
C) pro-choice women distanced themselves from the Republican party.
D) the social issues that helped elect Republicans were growing in their public appeal.
E) many women became increasingly critical of the president's stand on abortion.