Abbie Jensen

2 March, 06:30

In what way does Congress participate in checks and balances as a lawmaking authority?

A. It raises taxes.

B. It does not get involved in partisan projects.

C. It meets regularly with the Supreme Court.

D. It oversees operations of various agencies in the executive branch.

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