The main conduit for communication between the President and Congress is(are)
A) ?the legislative liaison staff.
B) ?friendly lobbyists.
C) ?journalists trading information in their attempt to find out what is likely to happen on legislation.
D) ?the president's chief of staff.
E) ?staff from the offices of the Speaker of the House and the Majority Leader of the Senate.
A
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