Governors have all of the following in common with presidents, EXCEPT __________.

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Answer 1
Answer: Governors have all of the following in common with presidents, EXCEPT they are not the chief lawmakers--they are the executive branch.
They cannot make laws themselves - it comes from above them. They are just the ones who actually execute the laws they were given to abide by.
Answer 2
Answer:

role as chief diplomat


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The correct answer is - twice.

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