If the United States Congress has the primary responsibility for making the laws of the nation, why is it dependent upon the President of the United States for making these laws? Select one: a. The president must propose specific legislation before the United States Congress can actually make a law, in most cases. b. The President must sign legislation that Congress has passed to make it a law, in most cases. c. Both of the above statements are true. d. Neither of the above statements is true.

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If the United States Congress has the primary responsibility for making the laws of the nation, why is it dependent upon the President of the United States for making these laws? Select one: a. The president must propose specific legislation before the United States Congress can actually make a law, in most cases. b. The President must sign legislation that Congress has passed to make it a law, in most cases. c. Both of the above statements are true. d. Neither of the above statements is true.

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Aleah Skinner · Answer 1

C, it is a never ending cycle, the president prepares it, congress votes on it and may add or take away minor things, the president reviews it, then either sends it back to congress if he changed it (veto) or declares it a law