After taking over as the nation's top Solicitor General, the House of Representatives and the Senate both passes a new law that limits lifetime appointments for all federal judges and Supreme Court justices. Anger over such a decision and believing that Congress may have over-step, a member of the Federal Court of Appeal immediately challenged the law by Congress as an overreach of Congressional authority and a violation of the separation of powers that underpins the foundation of the government. As the nation's top Solicitor general, you are tasked by the United States Attorney General with creating arguments against the legislation and in favor of vetoing the law now that the president is seeking more guidance and clarity before vetoing the law.