The president’s authority in foreign affairs is augmented by:

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The president’s authority in foreign affairs is augmented by:

The president’s authority in foreign affairs is augmented by:
A) the vice president’s role as foreign minister.
B) the president’s ability to name ambassadors without consent.
C) the president’s commander-in-chief of the armed forces role.
D) the cabinet’s role in enacting treaty legislation.

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