Presidential Legislative Influence: Veto Power

Medium Unit 2: Branches Of Government Presidential Powers

In the realm of United States government, the President has numerous powers including those related to military authority, foreign policy, and domestic governance. One specific presidential power that allows the President to influence the legislative process is:

The power to veto legislation passed by Congress.

The power to declare war without congressional approval.

The power to issue executive orders to bypass Congress.

The power to nominate judges to the federal judiciary.

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