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Who does the president appoint With his appointment powers?

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The positions that can be appointed by the President through his or her appointment powers, include,

  1. Heads of the federal commissions
  2. Federal Reserve Board
  3. Securities and Exchange Commission
  4. Judges
  5. Ambassadors of the State
  6. Heads of a number of federal offices

The President of the United States is the most supreme authority in the governance of the American society. He or she is vested with certain substantial powers with respect to the appointment of the heads of the federal offices, which are helpful in maintaining a system of efficient governance.

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