Why Is It Important for the President to Take Action

question 50

Multiple Choice

Why is it important for the president to take action on a bill, even if he does not agree with it?

• A) Ignoring the bill at a certain time can allow it to automatically become law.
• B) Inaction by the president is perceived as irresponsible and hurts his public approval.
• C) The president is obligated by the Constitution to always take action on a bill.
• D) All bills constitutionally require some type of action by the president.

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