How have presidents’ foreign policy initiatives fared in Congress since the end of the Cold War?
a. They are much more successful than their domestic policy initiatives.
b. They are much less successful than their domestic policy initiatives.
c. Presidents’ success rate on foreign policy and domestic initiatives in Congress are about equal.
d. While presidents are still more successful on foreign policy votes than on domestic votes, the gap has narrowed.
d. While presidents are still more successful on foreign policy votes than on domestic votes, the gap has narrowed.
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