Title: How Presidential Power has been Limited - The executive branch
Headings: The executive branch
The executive branch
How Presidential Power has been limited

Content: How Presidential Power has been Limited - The executive branch
The executive branch
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How Presidential Power has been limited
How is the Presidential power limited? Through the system of Checks and Balances, both the Legislative and Judicial Branches can limit the power of the President. How does the Legislative Branch limit the President's power? They can disapprove treaties, disapprove appointments, override Vetos, and impeach the President. How does the Judicial Branch limit the President's power? The Judicial Branch can declare laws unconstitutional.