Why Are Legislators More Likely to Support Policies Proposed by a President

question 43

Multiple Choice

Why are legislators more likely to support policies proposed by a president when the president's approval ratings are high?

• A) They think that it shows the president is better at campaigning than them.
• B) They believe it reflects public support for the president's policy goals.
• C) They hope the president's popularity will rub off on them as well.
• D) They are afraid the president will be more likely to veto legislation.
• E) Most legislators find themselves overwhelmed by the charm of a popular president and consequently become incapable of opposing the president's policies.

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