Critics Argue That Congress Should Not Interfere with Presidential Conduct

question 15

Multiple Choice

Critics argue that Congress should not interfere with presidential conduct of foreign policy because

• A)Congress has no constitutional authority in this area.
• B)Congress is too slow-moving, indecisive, and politically motivated to handle foreign policy problems.
• C)Congress is too much inclined to use the armed forces.
• D)the president keeps the public better informed about foreign developments.

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