One of the provisions in the Constitution is that the president must get the Senate’s approval for his nominees to important policy making offices. Back in 1787, when the delegates to the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia drafted the Constitution, they didn’t envision a full time professional national legislature like we have now. They expected Congress to meet each year, do the nation’s business, and then go home. The Senate, as a result, would be in recess for much of the year.
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