When Are the President's Partisan Ties Most Important

question 33

Multiple Choice

When are the president's partisan ties most important?

• A) in winning support from public opinion
• B) in raising campaign funds
• C) in dealing with Congress on legislative matters
• D) in making executive appointments
• E) in negotiating treaties and executive agreements

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