Question
What are the roles of the president and the Senate in appointing Supreme Court justices? (1 point)
• The president nominates the candidates and the Senate confirms or rejects them.
• The president has sole decision making when appointing federal judges.
• The Senate and the House of Representatives nominate and confirm federal judges.
• The Senate votes on candidates, and the president confirms their nomination.
• The president nominates the candidates and the Senate confirms or rejects them.
• The president has sole decision making when appointing federal judges.
• The Senate and the House of Representatives nominate and confirm federal judges.
• The Senate votes on candidates, and the president confirms their nomination.
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The correct answer is: **The president nominates the candidates and the Senate confirms or rejects them.**