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The Senate power of advice and consent does not apply to a. executive orders. b. federal judges. c. the chief justice. d. ambassadors.
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The Senate power of advice and consent does not apply to

a. executive orders.
b. federal judges.
c. the chief justice.
d. ambassadors.

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It does not apply to executive orders.

It only applies to the choice of people for certain offices, such as ambassadors and federal judges: the Senate can advice the president in this choice and needs to consent to the president's decision.
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