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Identify the true statements about the annual budget proposal. ☐ Congress cannot modify the budget the...

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Identify the true statements about the annual budget proposal.
☐ Congress cannot modify the budget the president proposes and must give it an up-or-down vote.
☐ If Congress passes the final budget by a two-thirds majority, it goes into effect without the president's signature.
☐ The president must sign the budget that Congress passes for it to go into effect.
☐ The president can either sign or veto the budget that Congress proposes and submits to him.
☐ The president prepares the annual budget proposal and submits it to Congress.
☐ Congress can approve or modify the president's budget before passing it.

Answer

  1. False. Congress can modify the budget the president proposes.
  2. True. If Congress passes the budget by a two-thirds majority, it can override a presidential veto.
  3. False. The president's signature is not required if Congress overrides a veto with a two-thirds majority.
  4. True. The president can sign or veto the budget.
  5. True. The president prepares and submits the budget proposal to Congress.
  6. True. Congress can modify the president's budget before passing it.

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