There Is a Constant Battle Between the President and Congress

question 54

Multiple Choice

There is a constant battle between the president and Congress. What is the main reason for that?

• A) The president and Congress serve different constituencies.
• B) The Constitution grants much more power to Congress than the president.
• C) Congress is usually divided.
• D) The Supreme Court does not check the powers of the other two branches.

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