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Who is the "Commander in Chief" according to the U.S. Constitution? the President the Chief Justice the Senate Pro Tempore the Speaker of the House
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Who is the "Commander in Chief" according to the U.S. Constitution?

the President
the Chief Justice
the Senate Pro Tempore
the Speaker of the House

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the President

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The President is the commander in chief
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