Which of the following is used by the executive as a check on the legislative power of Congress?

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The presidential veto is a powerful tool that allows the executive to reject bills passed by Congress. This serves as a check on the legislative power of Congress, as it requires a two-thirds majority in both the House and the Senate to override a presidential veto. Senate appointments (A) and party discipline (C) are more related to the executive's relationship with the Senate, rather than a check on legislative power. Filibusters (D) are a tactic used by members of Congress, not the executive.

Which of the Following Is Used by the Executive as a Check