Policy Issues / Legal

On the Power of the President to Appoint his Magistrates

by Jeff Clark, Anthony Licata
November 22, 2024

The Constitution provides for a President to discharge his electoral mandate with his people in place – the Administration’s “Officers of the United States” – even without swift Senate cooperation.

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Jeff Clark

Jeffrey Clark is a Senior Fellow and Director of Litigation for the Center for Renewing America

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