What is a signing statement?
a. a statement a president issues with the intent to influence how a law is to be implemented
b. the remarks a president makes when publicly signing a bill into law
c. a letter sent by the president to Congress outlining his or her requirements for a bill
d. the president’s explanation for vetoing legislation
a. a statement a president issues with the intent to influence how a law is to be implemented
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A. ?a code of professional ethics; they may not vote in elections they cover B. ?a code of professional ethics; a commitment to objectivity and truth C. ?a code of professional ethics; they must present information from both sides, no matter what the facts say D. ?a liberal ideology; they favor Democrats in their reporting E. ?a conservative ideology; they favor Republicans in their reporting
The goal of social welfare programs is to make people's survival dependent on market forces
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
When does a subcommittee begin the markup of a bill?
A) After hearings B) Once it has been introduced C) After it has gone to the Senate D) After unanimous consent E) During a filibuster
You live in an area that is not located within the boundary of a municipality. What type of area is this?
A. Unorganized B. Differentiated C. Unincorporated D. Rural E. District