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The Executive Branch. More specifically, the President

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The excecutive branch, specifically the president, but they have to be confirmed by congress.

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Federal judges are nominated by the executive branch of the United States government, specifically the President. This includes not only all federal courts but also the U.S. Supreme Court.

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The Execute branch is responsible for nominating members of the federal judiciary. The Executive branch can also veto laws made by Congress.

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The Executive Branch, specifically the US President.

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The Executive branch

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