Question

How is a bill affected if congress and the president are from two different political parties? a. Both work together to build a good bill. b. The bill has a high chance for approval. c. Both work together to write a bill. d. The bill has a low chance for approval.

Answer 1

d. The bill has a low chance for approval.

Step-by-step explanation:

American democracy is based on the independence of the powers, but for a government to succeed, the president must be able to form a majority support base in parliament. Thus, the president will be able to send bills to the congress and discuss with his support base, which will vote to approve the bill. However, if Congress has a majority from another party, or disagrees with the bill, the chances of passing the bill are considerably reduced.

A recent example is the construction of the Mexican border wall proposed by Republican President D.Trump. He does not have a majority in the House of Representatives, only in the Senate. This made it difficult for this project to evolve, as the Democrats do not support the construction of the wall and the project has little chance of approval.

Answer 2

"The bill has a low chance for approval" is the way among the choices given that a bill will be affected if congress and the president are from two different political parties. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the fourth option or option "D". I hope the answer has helped you.