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Q: Does Congress want to impeach a president?
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Which part of congress impeached President Johnson?

The House is the body of Congress that has the power to impeach a president.


What entity in Congress has the authority to impeach the President?

SENATE. A+ (; cheaters.


What power is given to Congress to investigate the executive branch?

Congress can impeach a president.


What judicial powers does the constitution grant to congress?

impeach the president


Who has the authority to impeach government officials including the president and vice president judges members of Congress and department of directors?

Congress


Who has the authority to impeach government official including the president and Vice President judges members of congress and department directors?

Congress


What are three ways in which the congress can check the president?

Congress can impeach a president (accuse them of a crime), override the president's veto power, and reject his or her treaties.


Who was the first US president that congress attempted to impeach?

Andrew Johnson


What power does congress have over the president in addition to congressional override?

they can impeach him


In 1867 the president's refusal to cooperate with Congress's plans for leads Congress to impeach him. At the end of his eleven-day trial he is found not guilty.?

In 1867, the president's refusal to cooperate with Congress's plans for ___ leads Congress to impeach him. At the end of his eleven-day trial, he is found not guilty.


How does the congress impeach the president?

If the president lies under oath or commits a crime like a felony.


What check does Congress have on the power of the President?

Congress can impeach the President if he commits a major crime. Congress can override the President's vetoes and Congress must approve of the President's nominations to federal positions, like federal judges.