"Truman found saving the free world easier than governing America "By the time war broke out in Korea, the Fair Deal was over, Truman had tried to accomplish too much with too little, ending up with practically nothing. Without a liberal majority in Congress there could not be much in the way of liberal legislation. "Through the Truman years domestic politics was a thing of rags and patches, a time when problems were ignored, programs shelved, and partisanship allowed to run rampant. Yet a recent history of the period 1945-1950 is called The Best Years because that is how they were remembered."
-William L. O'Neill, historian, American High, 1986

Which of the following actions is an example of a Fair Deal reform that would best support the passage that "problems were ignored, programs shelved "?

a. Establishing a committee on civil rights.
b. Passing national health care insurance.
c. Outlawing the practice of closed shop.
d. Limiting individuals to two terms as president.