When President Lincoln remarked early in the Civil War, If General McClellan does not want to use the army I would like to borrow it, he was expressing his A. frustration that McClellan had amassed and trained a huge military force but refused to use it to attack the Confederates. B. confusion regarding McClellan's frequent requests to be reassigned. C. desire to have a military command of his own. D. frustration at McClellan's refusal to drill the troops before ten o'clock in the morning.