A president is on good terms with Congress, who are in general agreement with the president’s policy agenda.
Answer
A
The president can work with Congress to create bills related to the policy agenda, which will move successfully through the House and Senate, allowing the president to sign the bills into law.
B
The president can decide not to help write or support bills, leaving the House and Senate to advance the agenda without interference.
C
The president can campaign for the agenda, working to have the policy agenda passed into law on a state-by-state basis.
D
The president can use executive orders to pass orders directly to department heads, thereby bypassing the normal process of legislation.