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In United States politics, it is the US President who has the power to appoint the justices for the Supreme Court, but it is the Senate in Congress the one that has to confirm the nominations.
This is one good example of the value and importance of the division of powers in the United States under the system of checks and balances, in which none of the three federal branches is more important than the other two.