What Is One Benefit of Allowing the President to Take

What is one benefit of allowing the president to take an expanded role in foreign policy?

A) A powerful president is seen by other nations as threatening, which decreases the chances of war.
B) Presidents are, more often than not, highly qualified and experienced in foreign policy matters.
C) The president is able to take swift action in response to emergent foreign events and national security threats.
D) Congress is often gridlocked and cannot make foreign policy decisions in a timely manner.