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Unit IV: Roles of the President

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Chief state -symbolizes nation, performs ceremonial roles -serves hosts like kings and queens
Chief executive sees that laws are being carried out successfully in areas such as Social Security, taxes, healthcare, etc.
Presidential appointments by appointing officials that share similar political views, it will assist more in carrying out policies
Executive order rules that have force of law, Prez. must ensure that laws are fully executed
Right to remove appointed officials occurs when officials and Prez. have opposing views on an issue
impoundment occurs when President refuses to authorize money Congress has appropriated for a specific purpose
What are the main tools of influence? -executive order, right to remove appointed officials, refuse to allow federal department or agency to spend money, approving federal judges
reprieve grants a postponement of legal punishment
amnesty a group pardon to people for an offense against the gov't
pardon release from legal punishment
Chief legislator propose legislation it wishes to be enacted
Purpose of Pres. Legislative Program calls attention towards Pres' ideas on how to solve key problems affecting nation
Economic Planner submit an annual economic report to Congress, prepare the annual budget
Council of Economic Advisors studies economy and assists Pres in making report
Party Leader appoint member of their party to gov't jobs
patronage rewards those people who support Pres and party during election
Chief Diplomat directs foreign policy of U.S by making treaties, executive agreements, and recognizing foreign governments
Commander in chief power to make war shared by Congress, responsible for key military decisions
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