United StatesQuestion 33 (2008 list) · System of government
Who signs bills to become laws?
- aThe PresidentCorrect answer
- bThe Chief Justice
- cThe Secretary of State
- dThe Senate Majority Leader
Why?
The President signs bills to make them laws. After both houses of Congress pass a bill, it goes to the President to sign or veto.
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