In what way did the Senate prove different than the House during President Obama's presidency? a. It stayed solidly Republican through Obama's presidency, while the House briefly had a Democratic majority.
b. It found itself with much lower public approval ratings than the House.
c. It was somewhat more willing to approve proposed legislation with bipartisan cooperation.
d. It was more dedicated to blocking President Obama's legislative agenda.
It passed far fewer measures related to social change or support than did the House.