Question

A foreign policy president tends to be stronger than a domestic policy president because (Points : 1)
presidents usually have stronger foreign policy backgrounds.
Congress has more public support domestically and less internationally than the President.
Congress defers to the President because he is the sole foreign policy organ.
Congress confirmed this arrangement after a constitutional crisis.

Answer 1

Congress defers to the President because he is the sole foreign policy organ.

Answer 2

I disagree.

Answer 3

Congress has more public support domestically and less internationally than the President.

Answer 4

I don't like any of these answers, but your second choice is probably the best.