Lobbying the Executive Branch Has Become More Important Because

question 163

Multiple Choice

Lobbying the executive branch has become more important because

• A)the president can declare laws unconstitutional.
• B)legislation is often written by executive branch staffers.
• C)the scope of the federal government has shrunk since the New Deal.
• D)the executive and legislative branches are always controlled by different parties.
• E)there are so many access points.

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