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Created with Fabric.js 1.4.5 Executing Powers Executing Powers Diplomatic Powers Diplomatic Powers Military Powers Military Powers Legislative Powers Legislative Powers Powers of the President Commander in Chief Commander in Chief With consent and advice from congress, the President can ratify a proposed treatyHe can make executive agreements with the heads of a foreign state without the Congress' awarenessWW1 was a great example of a historic executive agreement, to lease US destroyers aiding Britain against Germany The president is able to recognize the legal existence a foreign nation and its governmentThe nation's dissatisfaction with a foreign government can be seen by asking the ambassador to recall. The official who is recalled is known as persona no grata -With consent and advice from congress, the President can ratify a proposed treaty-He can make executive agreements with the heads of a foreign state without the Congress' awarenessWW1 was a great example of a historic executive agreement, to lease US destroyers aiding Britain against Germany -The president is able to recognize the legal existence a foreign nation and its government-The nation's dissatisfaction with a foreign government can be seen by asking the ambassador to recall. -The official who is recalled is known as persona no grata Makes sure that citizens follow the laws despite own opinionsInterprets the details of each lawHe has control over the laws and as long as he includes them in the public systemThe President has the power to appoint any of his officials and White House membersPresident can impeach administration from their positions because of incompetence and difiance -Makes sure that citizens follow the laws despite own opinions-Interprets the details of each law-He has control over the laws and as long as he includes them in the public system-The President has the power to appoint any of his officials and White House members-President can impeach administration from their positions because of incompetence and difiance Controller of the nation's armed forces and are limitless as Commander in ChiefPresidents can raise undeclared war without the notability of CongressPresidents may be allowed by congress to send a certain sizable force to engage with international crises around the globePresidents are able to collaborate and make compromises with Congress to take warlike notions in foreign countriesWar Powers Resolution of 1973 placed limits on the extent of his control over the armed forces 1. The President must communicate the details of the war's progress within the first 48 hours 2. The commitment of overseas combat must not exceed more than 60 days, unless congress states otherwise 3. congress can end the fighting anytime by implementing the concurrent resolution of the effect -Controller of the nation's armed forces and are limitless as Commander in Chief-Presidents can raise undeclared war without the notability of Congress-Presidents may be allowed by congress to send a certain sizable force to engage with international crises around the globe-Presidents are able to collaborate and make compromises with Congress to take war-like notions in foreign countries-War Powers Resolution of 1973 placed limits on the extent of his control over the armed forces 1. The President must communicate the details of the war's progress within the first 48 hours 2. The commitment of overseas combat must not exceed more than 60 days, unless congress states otherwise 3. congress can end the fighting anytime by implementing the concurrent resolution of the effect Judicial Powers Judicial Powers Also known as the message power, this gives the President the ability to send suggestive and informative letters and speeches to Capitol Hill and Congress requesting laws that seem affordable As President he is allowed to veto any decisions made by Congress but can be overrode by twothirds vote in Congress However the common hood of receiving this number is quite unlikely The president may also use his pocket veto, a veto that can be utilized at the end of the Congressional session -Also known as the message power, this gives the President the ability to send suggestive and informative letters and speeches to Capitol Hill and Congress requesting laws that seem affordable -As President he is allowed to veto any decisions made by Congress but can be overrode by two-thirds vote in Congress However the common hood of receiving this number is quite unlikely The president may also use his pocket veto, a veto that can be utilized at the end of the Congressional session As a President, one has the power to reprieve sentences give for crimes sand grant persons pardons to give legal forgivenessThese reprieves and pardons are absolute except in the case of impeachment where it never is permittedPardons that the President can give can also be temporary ones that can lower the length or severity of a sentence.Amnesty, a specific type of pardon that effects groups or collective offenses, are also among some of his judicial authorities -As a President, one has the power to reprieve sentences give for crimes sand grant persons pardons to give legal forgiveness-These reprieves and pardons are absolute except in the case of impeachment where it never is permitted-Pardons that the President can give can also be temporary ones that can lower the length or severity of a sentence.-Amnesty, a specific type of pardon that effects groups or collective offenses, are also among some of his judicial authorities Bibliography:-Prentince HallMaguder's American Government
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