The emergence of Ross Perot as a nonparty presidential alternative in 1992 ________.
a. exposed the weakness of both Democratic and Republican parties
b. favored the Democratic Party by garnering support to its ideology
c. favored the Republican Party by garnering support to its ideology
d. stagnated the economic growth of the country
e. helped Bush defeat Clinton in the 1992 presidential elections
Question 2
If the Congress overrides a veto, the bill ________.
a. becomes law
b. is rejected
c. gets temporarily passed
d. is subjected to further discussion
e. is debated in the Senate
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