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If the president makes a treaty with another country the Supreme court and congress may do what?
Jessab20
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∙ 12y agoThe senate may approve or disapprove the treaty.
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What is the following enables the supreme court to deem acts of the president and of congress unconstitutional?
The power of judicial review.seperation of powers
When the President of the US with the approval of Congress orders the military to attack another country this authority is legitimized by?
Approval by Congress pretty well legitimizes anything. Congress makes the laws. The Supreme Court may eventually revoke laws passed by Congress and signed by the president, but that takes time and the law is legitimate until it is revoked.
Can congress declare war on another country?
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Advantages of presidential over prime minister run country?
Presidential systems can provide more stable leadership as the president is elected independently of the legislature. They also offer greater clarity in the separation of powers between the executive and legislative branches. Additionally, the president is usually a nationally elected figure, which can enhance national unity and identity.
What can congress do if the president makes a treaty with another country?
It does not go into effect until the US Senate ratifies it.. . . then the Congress has to ratify (approve) it.The senate may approve or disapprove the treaty.
Should President Obama declare a recess for Congress and the Supreme Court so he can run the country?
One answer: Absolutely. The Supreme Court has no business interfering with Presidential Obama's appointments. President Obama may be forced to suspend the Constitution indefinitely if this interference persists. This is very likely if the Democrats don't hold the Senate and Harry Reid can no longer block the Republicans as he has been doing. Another answer: I fear the previous answer is sarcastic. No president wants to give up any power, and President Obama is no exception. But President Obama understands that America has three branches of government. He may find the current congress to be the most obstructive in perhaps 100 years, but he has no desire to suspend congress, nor could he do so even if he wanted to. The same is true of the Supreme Court-- he may disagree with their decisions, but the constitution says the judicial branch is the deciding body on various issues, and he respects that. So, no the president should not try to run the country without congress or the supreme court. That would violate the constitution, and there is NO evidence the president wants to violate the constitution (contrary to political rhetoric you may have heard on talk shows).
Do the congress and senate have say in case a president wants to sell his country to communist countries?
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Who approves county judges?
the supreme power is in the hands of the president of country
If US president and the vice president were killed who would lead your country?
The Speaker of the House in Congress
When does the president need to seek approval from congress?
To declare war on another nation or to take any military action against another country unless there is a clear and eminent threat against the United States that requires immediate action to safe guard the United States or it's assets.
Who makes the budget for the country?
The Congress proposes it and it is approved by the signature of the President.
