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When the Governor Consults with a Senator from an Appointee's

Question 48

Question 48

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When the governor consults with a senator from an appointee's home district to obtain support for a nomination, the governor is respecting the tradition of


A) legislative veto.
B) recess appointment.
C) vacancy appointment.
D) senatorial courtesy.

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