The U.S. Constitution grants Congress, the courts, and the public specific tools—like veto overrides, judicial review, and impeachment—to limit presidential authority. These mechanisms prevent unilateral rule by ensuring the executive branch answers to other governing bodies. Ultimately, citizens benefit most, as this system safeguards democratic principles, protects minority rights, and maintains a stable balance of power.
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