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Who is the "Commander in Chief" according to the U.S. Constitution? the President the Chief Justice the Senate Pro Tempore the Speaker of the House

Who is the "Commander in Chief" according to the U.S. Constitution? the President the Chief Justice the Senate Pro Tempore the Speaker of the House
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Who is the "Commander in Chief" according to the U.S. Constitution?

the President
the Chief Justice
the Senate Pro Tempore
the Speaker of the House

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the President

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The President is the commander in chief
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