After the 2000 presidential election, President George W. Bush kept his campaign promise to lower taxes. stop immigration. take away business tax credits. reform welfare programs.

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Robert Gardner

31 March, 23:58

After the 2000 presidential election, President George W. Bush kept his campaign promise to lower taxes. stop immigration. take away business tax credits. reform welfare programs.

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Flake · Answer 1

the answer is "lower taxes"

Fiona Pitts · Answer 2

The answer is option 1: Lower taxes

As George Bush promised during his campaign, once he won the 2000 election, he delivered major tax cuts. The first tax-cut bill was passed by Congress in June 2001, for $1.35 billion, even though the president had proposed a $1.6 trillion tax cut.

However, the following year Republicans gained the majority in the Senate, which allowed Bush to secure passage a second tax cut of $350 billion in May 2003.