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Federal judges --
Are nominated by the president with the advice and consent of the Senate.
So, option A is correct.
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Question 10 (3.5 points) Which of the following is true about filibusters? a) A filibuster can be an effective veto point if it has the support of 41 or more senators. b) A filibuster can be stopped by a vote of cloture, which requires the approval of all 100 senators. c) Filibusters can only be done in the U.S. House of Representatives, but not in the U.S. senate. d) The president can order a senator to stop giving a filibuster.
Question 14 (3.5 points) In Congress, what is the difference between a standing committee and a conference committee? a) Standing committees ONLY exist in the House of Representatives while conference committees ONLY exist in the Senate. b) Standing committees are sub-units of conference committees. c) Standing committees deal with domestic policy while conference committees deal with foreign policy. d) Standing committees are permanent committees while conference committees are temporary.
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