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7 roles of the President
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Presented by Liam Romani
Roles of the President
Role I: Chief Executive
- The President has to appoint somewhere around 4,000 executive branch officials.
- The Presdient must make sure that the laws be faithfully executed.
- He must make the bigger choices while he leaves the samller choices to the other officials.
Cheif Executive
Real Life Examples:
When Obama appointed John Brennan as the head of the CIA
Role 2: Commander in Chief
- The President can send troops to a foregin country.
- The President is the Commander of the Army and the Navy.
- The President is expected to set goals for the military and aprove military tactics.
Commander in Chief
Real world examples:
When President Regan sent troops to invade Grenda
The President must set plns that guide our nations relationship with other countries.
Real World Example:
Role 3: The Chief Diplomat
The President can make treaties with other countries, but the Senate can reject and treaty.
When Obama signed a new law for credit card legislation.
Chief Diplomat
The President can make executive agreements with other countries that do not need Senate approval.
The President can veto bills so they can change a law.
Real Life Examples:
The President can help set domestic policy ( a set of plans for dealing with national problems.
Franklin D. Roosevelt vetoed 635 bills in total.
Legislative Leader
The President can recommend to Congress idea's that the President has about laws.
Role 4: The Legislative Leader
Real Life Examples:
When Obama was president, he chose two supreme court members.
The President can choose Supreme Court justices and other fedral judges.
The President can limit power to the judicial branch.
The President can 'do away' with punishments given to the judicail branch.
Judicial Powers
Role 5: The Judicial Powers
The President can give speeches and attend fundraisers across the country.
The President can support pary goals or candinates.
Party Leader
Role 6: Party Leader
Real life Examples:
All Presidents are Party Leaders
Role 7: The Chief of State
The Presdient can express the values and goals of the American people.
The President must stand for a national unity that overshadows difference between both political parties.
Chief of State
Real Life Examples:
Obama awarded a lot of medals to honor vetrans.