Which of the following most limited Bill Clinton's ability to enact domestic and economic policies?
A limited resources due to an unbalanced budget
B. opposition from a Republican-controlled Congress
C. a damaged reputation following impeachment
D. an inability to compromise with liberal politicians

Bill Clinton was one of the more liberal presidents of the US in a time of many conflicts and had tried to keep a level headed approach to many of the approaching complexes of the coming millennium.

However, his impeachment made him a laughing stock or the part of the derision of the common people for things sometimes unrelated to politics.

This hurt his stance as a strong politician as well as he was no longer seen as a serious candidate after the impeachment.

Tundexi Tundexi · Answer 2 · 2022-01-24T13:14:50+01:00

What limited Bill Clinton's ability to enact domestic and economic policies was his damaged reputation following an impeachment.

Bill Clinton was one of the more liberal presidents who tried to keep a level headed approach to many of the approaching complexes of the coming millennium.

Clinton's impeachment made him a laughing stock or the part of the derision of the common people for things sometimes unrelated to politics.

Hence, what limited Bill Clinton's ability to enact domestic and economic policies was his damaged reputation following an impeachment.

Therefore, the Option C is correct.