Domestic Discretionary Spending (DDS) by the government, if used properly, is one of the most important areas which help to reduce income inequality in the U. S. All of the following are true except: Question 21 options: a) DDS is one of the places where safety-net programs and work relief programs are funded. b) Congress makes the decision on how much DDS will be used to fund programs that help to reduce income inequality and if Congress is conservative, they will allocate much less funding for these efforts. c) conservative administrations spend much of the nation's DDS on military expenditures leaving very little for programs that help to reduce income inequality. d) DDS is funded from tax revenues generated by the nation's government and there is always a great deal of money from tax revenues to fund any kind of safety-net program for the poor