Why does the ability of the President to control the nominations for the position give the position so much influence long after the president is out of office?

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Jeremy Logan · Answer 1 · 2022-05-05T13:36:23+0000

Answer: The president will nominate people who are like minded and believe in the same manner as he does, sharing the same political party and believes will enusre that his politicial policy is passed on. His influence will be felt for years to come as he will only nominate those that think as he does.

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Why does the ability of the President to control the nominations for the position give the position so much influence long after the president is out of office?

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