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article 1, section 8
(congress)
regulate commerce, coin money, maintain army and navy, collect taxes, borrow money, declare war
article 1, section 7
(congress)
legislative process, override veto
impeach president
article 1, section 7
reject presidential appointments
article 2, section 2
refuse to ratify treaties
article 2, section 2
refuse to pass laws or grant funding
article 2, section 2
legislative checks on executive
override presidential veto, impeach president, reject appointments, refuse to ratify treaties, refuse to pass laws or grant funding
propose amendments (legislative)
article 5
impeach and remove judges
article 2, section 2
change size of federal court systems
unknown
recognize other countries, negotiate treaties, grant pardons, convene congress, and veto congressional leglislation
section 2, article 2
powers of president
recognize other countries, negotiate treaties, grant pardons, convene congress and veto congressional legislation
veto acts of congress
article 1, section 7
congress into special sessoin
article 2, section 3
executive duty to carry out and interpret laws of congress
article 2, section 3
vice president casts tie breaking vote in senate
article 1, section 3
executive checks on legislative
veto acts of congress, congress into speical session, carry out and interpret laws, vice president casts tie breaking vote in senate
president appoint supreme court justices
article 2, section 2
pardon convicted
article 2, section 2
executive checks on judicial
appoint supreme court justices, pardon convicted