The United States government has been balanced evenly ever since the founding fathers. The three branches of the government help keep everything balanced. The three branches are the legislative, executive, and judicial. The legislative is made of the house of representative and the senate. One third of the senate seats come up for election every two years so that the senate is never entirely new. Seats in the house of representatives come up for election every two years as well. In the executive branch there is the President, the vice president, and the Cabinet members. Once the president is in office, he is allowed to run for president one more time. (limited to two four year terms.). The Judicial branch is the supreme court. The supreme court
