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George H. W. Bush referred to Berra during his debate to explaining his opponent’s “wrong mistake” most likely because
A most people knew Yogi’s funny way with words.
B Yogi had strong opinions about political issues.
C the former president was an avid baseball fan.
D Yogi was a member of the audience.
The correct answer is A: most people knew Yogi’s funny way with words.
Explanation: George H. W. Bush likely referenced Yogi Berra to highlight his opponent’s mistake in a humorous way, as Berra was well-known for his comedic and often nonsensical phrases. This would resonate with the audience, showing how language can sometimes lead to errors in communication, making it a relatable and light-hearted reference.