Question

The President has just negotiated the terms of a treaty with the leader of Argentina and has left that country to return to the United States to

inform Congress of his actions. Argentinian newspapers celebrate the event with headlines such as "Treaty with U.S.is Ratified!" Which of the
following statements about this headline is CORRECT?
O A The headline is accurate because the power to make treaties is one of the President's powers as chief diplomat.
B. The headline is inaccurate, because the President cannot ratify a treaty until the Senate has given its consent.
C. The headline is accurate because the Senate must ratify a treaty before the President can begin negotiations.
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D. The headline is inaccurate because the President can negotiate a treaty, but it must be ratified by the full Senate

Answer 1

The correct statement about the headline is option D: The headline is inaccurate because the President can negotiate a treaty, but it must be ratified by the full Senate.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct statement about the headline is option D: The headline is inaccurate because the President can negotiate a treaty, but it must be ratified by the full Senate.

According to the U.S. Constitution, the President has the power to negotiate treaties with foreign governments as the chief diplomat. However, the Senate must give its consent and ratify the treaty by a two-thirds vote before it becomes binding. So, while the President can negotiate a treaty, it must be ratified by the full Senate to be valid.

Answer 2

C beach’s the headline is inaccurate because the awnser says why