Which of the following would be considered a 'burden' as opposed to a 'privilege' for united states senators? (will give brainliest! )

a. a six year term means more time to promote an agenda
b. a six year term means more time to draw criticism
c. senators have the ability to give more influence on legislation
d. senators have the ability to have a large staff

The answer is letter B, a six-year term means more time to draw criticism.

Explanation:

A senator is a member of the United States Senate. As part of the group, he has the ability to confirm presidential appointments and treaties, as well as the power to reject them. He also has the power to impeach the President or to put any government official to trial. He serves the people in his position for 6 years and within that term, he has some pros and cons.

Letter a is a privilege because serving the government for a term of 6 years is long time. This means that senator has more time to promote his agenda.

Letter b is a burden because being in the term for a long time will attract a lot of criticisms. It is common to receive criticisms when you're working in the government. Thus, this becomes a stressful situation for the one sitting in the position.

Letter c is a privilege because the senator has lots of opportunities when it comes to making and amending the laws.

Letter d is a privilege because senators have lots of staff under them. The size range is from 20 to 60 and that's quite number of people who're willing to help him.

Thus, this makes the answer as letter b, for it is the only burden among the options.

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