Which one of the following is not a check on the president as commander-in-chief?

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State control of the militia is not a direct check on the president as commander-in-chief. The Constitution gives the president the power to call forth the militia, and state control is typically subordinate to federal control in military matters. The other options (B, C, and D) are all checks on the president's power as commander-in-chief, either through limiting the circumstances under which the president can commit troops to war or by controlling the funding for military operations.

Which One of the Following Is Not a Check on the President