Question

Why is the president usually better suited than Congress to taking the lead on broad national issues?

Multiple choice question.

The president has sole executive authority and thus can decide a course of action without needing the consent of other top executives.

The president can count on having more support in the Senate or House than does even the chambers' top leader.

The president does not have to worry as much about the political costs of making tough political choices as do members of Congress.

The president is better positioned to have inside information about the ramifications of broad national issues.

Answer 1

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The president has sole executive authority and thus can decide a course of action without needing the consent of other top executives.