Which of the following best explains why the War Powers Act has never been determined to be constitutional by the Supreme Court? Selected answer will be automatically saved. For keyboard navigation, press up/down arrow keys to select an answer. a The Supreme Court lacks jurisdiction in this situation because the case would be a dispute between two branches of the same government. b No case has arisen because both the president and Congress appear to be happy enough with the current situation. c The Supreme Court cannot rule on it because a federal district court has already upheld the Act as constitutional. d Congress has tried to bring suit, but the president claimed executive privilege, which was recognized by the Court and means that the policy cannot be reviewed