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What was one conclusion of the United States v Nixon case? A. Executive departments must be independent B. Even the president has to obey federal laws C. Presidents cannot belon…

What was one conclusion of the United States v Nixon case? A. Executive departments must be independent B. Even the president has to obey federal laws C. Presidents cannot belon…
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What was one conclusion of the United States v Nixon case?

A. Executive departments must be independent
B. Even the president has to obey federal laws
C. Presidents cannot belong to political parties
D. Congress is more powerful than the president

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b

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because presidents have to obey laws to

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