Question

if the president commits a high crime or misdemeanor, what can be done? (one answer) judicial: declare the president unconstitutional legislative: veto legislative: impeachment judicial: impeachment

Explanation:

Impeachment is a legislative process. The legislative branch (Congress in the U.S. context) has the power to impeach a president for high crimes or misdemeanors. The judicial branch does not declare a president unconstitutional in this context. Veto is a power of the executive (president) over legislative acts. And impeachment is a legislative, not judicial, process for removing a president for such offenses.

Answer:

Legislative: impeachment