Presidents Have Found the Regulatory Review Process Useful as a Means

Multiple Choice

Presidents have found the regulatory review process useful as a means of gaining power over domestic policy influence because:

A) the ability to strike down or alter a regulation gives their executive orders real teeth.
B) they can, in effect, rewrite congressional law through this process and the use of executive orders.
C) congressional law is often notable more for laying out broad goals than listing details, thus giving administrative agencies leeway in working out how to meet the goals.
D) public appeals and executive orders can only take a president so far.