In United States v. Nixon, the Supreme Court's ruling made it clear that the executive branch is the most powerful branch, but the president must still obey the law. impeachment is not desirable and is an option only in the most extreme cases. the executive branch should not have more power than other branches of government. impeachment may be used to remove a president from office, but only with congressional approval.

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Emma Cooley

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11 November, 17:11

In United States v. Nixon, the Supreme Court's ruling made it clear that the executive branch is the most powerful branch, but the president must still obey the law. impeachment is not desirable and is an option only in the most extreme cases. the executive branch should not have more power than other branches of government. impeachment may be used to remove a president from office, but only with congressional approval.

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Layne Guerrero · Answer 1

In United States v. Nixon, the Supreme Court’s ruling made it clear that "the executive branch is the most powerful branch, but the president must still obey the law" since the ruling was unanimous that Nixon was guilty of wrongdoing in the Watergate scandal.