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What did the president mean when he said he had to
face "very difficult choices" when creating a federal
budget?
O deciding which country to borrow from to finance
spending
O deciding what would be funded and what would be cut
O deciding how to keep interest rates low on the
national debt
O deciding how much to increase tax rates

Sagot :

Tundexi

The President used "very difficult choices" to explains it is difficult to decide what would be funded and what would be cut

Who used the quote?

The quote was used by President Barack Obama during the 2012 Budget Message of the President.

Hence, he explained that it was difficult to decide what would be funded and what would be cut.

Therefore, the Option A is correct.

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