Congress Typically Takes Presidential Proposals

question 32

Multiple Choice

Congress typically takes presidential proposals

• A)only as a starting point.
• B)only if the dominant party is the same as the president's party.
• C)and most often fast-tracks them into law.
• D)and tables them until they expire.
• E)None of these answers is correct.

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