Checks and Balances in U.S. Government

The U.S. government is a constant power struggle, by design. The President can

veto any law from Congress, but with enough votes, Congress can just

ignore it. The President picks the judges, but the Senate has the final say on

who gets the job. Meanwhile, the courts can strike down laws and executive orders,

checking everyone's power. It’s a system built on conflict, where ambition is

meant to counteract ambition, all to protect individual freedom.