Senate Confirmation of Judicial Nominees
When the Senate refuses to confirm a President’s nominee for a federal judgeship, this check on executive power most directly demonstrates:
A
The judiciary’s independence from political influence
B
How checks and balances can alter the ideological makeup of courts
C
Congress’s ability to overturn Supreme Court decisions
D
The President’s authority to interpret constitutional law
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