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How may a President try to influence the Court through the appointment of Supreme Court Justices?
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How may a President try to influence the Court through the appointment of Supreme Court Justices?

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With the Senate's "Advice and Consent," the President can nominate federal judges, including Supreme Court Justices, under Article II of the Constitution. The Senate has the option of confirming or rejecting the President's candidates, or not acting on them at all.

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