How do the presidents power to recommend or veto legislation and to grant reprieves and pardons illustrate the principle of checks and balances?

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Akhilesh Sinha · Answer 1 · 2017-08-25T09:56:07+0000

When a president vetos a legislative branch, he is making sure the legislative branch is not being too unruly. The president also appoints Supreme Court justices which keeps the judicial branch in check.

How do the presidents power to recommend or veto legislation and to grant reprieves and pardons illustrate the principle of checks and balances?

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