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What consequence did his handling of the Bonus Army protest have for President Hoover? A) He developed a reputation as a strong and decisive leader. B) His reliance on military force made him seem insecure. C) He decided not to run for reelection to the presidency. D) He appeared insensitive to the plight of ordinary people.
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