Question

The president uses many formats to promote political agendas. One way is documenting ideas through signing statements. When used in connection with Congress, which description of a signing statement is most appropriate?

Answer 1

Answer:

A comment by the president attached to a vetoed bill giving recommendations to Congress          

Explanation:

The President of the United States can promote some of the political agendas by signing statements.

A signing statement when used in connections to the Congress can be --

When President after rejecting a bill passed by the Congress leaves a comment on the bill and recommends the Congress to change some of its nature of the bill by signing the bill and returning it to the Congress.

Thus the answer is ----

A comment by the president attached to a vetoed bill giving recommendations to Congress