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In what role is the President considered the "boss" of the Executive Branch responsible for executing the law? Group of answer choices Chief Legislator Chief Diplomat Chief of the Party Chief Executive
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In what role is the President considered the "boss" of the Executive Branch responsible for executing the law?

Group of answer choices

Chief Legislator

Chief Diplomat

Chief of the Party

Chief Executive

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It is Chief Executive

Explanation:The chief executive of the United States is the president, who together with the vice-president is elected to a four year term.

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