How are presidential programs funded ?
Correct answer: C. By Congress
- A. By foreign nations
- B. By government investments
- C. By Congress
- D. By withdrawals from the Treasury Department
Explanation
Presidential programs require appropriations, and under the U.S. Constitution Congress controls federal spending. The president may propose programs, but cannot fund them independently by withdrawing money from the Treasury.
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