Which of the following statements are supported by the chart? A bar chart that shows the number of executive orders issued by George H. W. Bush, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, Barack Obama, Donald Trump, and Joe Biden during times of unified and divided government. A graphic shows that George H W Bush averaged 41.5 executive orders per year, Bill Clinton averaged 45.5, George W Bush averaged just over 36, Barack Obama averaged 34.5, and Donald Trump averaged 47.5 executive orders per year. Joe Biden averaged 49.5 executive orders per year during his first two years in office. Democrats controlled both houses of Congress during the first two years of Clinton's first term, when he issued a record 111 executive orders. On the other hand, Republicans controlled both houses of Congress during the first two years of George W Bush's second term, and he issued only 53 executive orders during that time--just two more than Obama's record low 51 in the first half of his second term. On average, presidents issue at least as many executive orders when their party controls both houses of Congress as they do at other times. Correct Answer(s) Presidents issue more executive orders during divided