Why is the Executive Office of the President sometimes called 'the President's right arm'?
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Social Studies, 04.11.2020 14:00 Wanna14ever
Why is the Executive Office of the President sometimes called 'the President's right arm'?
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It houses agencies staffed by the President's key personal and political aides.
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It houses agencies staffed by the majority party leaders in Congress.
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It houses agencies staffed by key members of political parties.
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It houses agencies staffed by key lobbyists for powerful corporations.
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