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The Presidency
Chapter 11
CHAPTER 11: THE PRESIDENCY
The Presidency
CHAPTER 11: THE PRESIDENCY
In this chapter you will learn:
See how the Constitution defines the presidency.
Focus on presidential power.
Learn what presidents do.
Reflect on presidential popularity—and greatness.
Consider the personal side of the office.
Tour the Executive Office of the President, and meet the team around a president.
CHAPTER 11: THE PRESIDENCY
Defining the Presidency
Three essential features about the American president:
The president personifies America.
More than any individual, presidents tell us who we are, and what we are becoming.
The president injects new ideas into American politics.
Our discussion of Congress emphasized the institution, the rules of the game; the presidency puts more focus on individuals and ideas.
The president has enormous powers.
That authority raises a fundamental question: Is the president too powerful for a democratic republic? Or is the office too weak to do what Americans demand of it?
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Defining the Presidency
Defined by Controversy
Should the United States even have a president?
Feared executive power
Selected single president and established simple qualifications
How long should the president serve?
Debated settled on four year terms
1945 Twenty-Second Amendment limited presidents to two terms
How should the United States choose its president?
Electoral College
Round about way of electing president
Still debated: distorts popular vote
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The President’s Powers
Article 2 of the Constitution defines the presidency:
Says very little about who the president is and what he/she does
The president has three kinds of powers:
expressed in the Constitution
delegated by Congress
inherent in the role of chief executive
In theory, Congress passes laws and the president executes them.
In reality, presidents constantly negotiate the limits of their power—which often expand during crises.
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Expressed powers: Powers the Constitution explicitly grants to the president.
Delegated powers: Powers that Congress passes on to the president.
Inherent powers: Powers assumed by presidents, often during a crisis, on the basis of the constitutional phrase, “The executive power shall be vested in the president.”
Executive privilege: Power claimed by the president to resist requests for authority by Congress, the courts, or the public. Not mentioned in the Constitution but based on the separation of powers.
Executive agreements: an international agreement made by the president that does not require the approval of the Senate.
Defining the Presidency
The President’s Powers
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The President’s Powers are Balanced by Congress
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Is the President Too Powerful?
Imperial Presidency
Constant American theme: president has grown too mighty
Presidents constantly redefine the authority of their office.
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2. The Constitution Art I: Legislative Branch Art II: Executive Branch Art III: Judicial Branch Art IV: Relations between states Art V: Amendment process Art VI: National Supremacy Art VII: Ratification Makes Laws Enforce Laws Interprets Laws This week we will tackle Article II – The Executive Branch
3. QUALIFICATIONS FOR PREZ There are only three official requirements for to be president. 1. Natural-Born Citizen 2. Resident for 14 years 3. Must be 35
6. BUT.... In Novembers election one of those unwritten rules will be rewritten or at least challenged Barack Obama Sarah Palin Democratic Presidential Nominee from Illinois Republican Vice-Presidential Nominee from Alaska
7. TERM OF OFFICE Presidential terms last 4 years. A president is allowed to serve two terms or a maximum of ten years (if he/she was VP first) Washington refused to go longer than two terms and every prez after followed suit except…. Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) He served from 1932 to 1945 22nd Amendment
9. Role of Vice-President Same as the President “ I am Vice President. In this I am nothing, but I may become everything.” John Adams
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13. 3 Commander-in-Chief President is in charge of all the branches of the military; Army Air Force Navy Marines He can send them into combat anywhere but ONLY congress can declare war. WAR POWERS ACT: President must get Congressional approval after 60 days
14. 4 Legislative Leader Presidents create their own bills that they want passed. They can VETO bills they don’t like
15. 5 Head of State Symbol of our country – greets visiting foreign leaders
16. 6 Economic Leader Create Federal Budget Assisted by the Office of Management and Budget O.M.B.
18. PRESIDENTIAL SUCCESSION There have been eight Presidents who have been unable to finish a term. DIED OF A COLD HARRISON TAYLOR DIARRHEA LINCOLN ASSASSINATED
21. THE CONSTITUTION & THE PRESIDENT Article II Okay, we have already discussed Which created the executive branch and gave specific powers – but further limitations/powers have been added through the amendment process.
22. Amendment 12 ADAMS JEFFERSON V Stated that the President and the Vice-President should be on the same ticket – previously the vice-president was the guy that came second = often meant BAD BLOOD
23. Amendment 20 LAME DUCK AMENDMENT A lame duck describes the period of time between the election and the time a new prez takes office. Was March now its January
24. Amendment 22 2 TERM LIMIT George Washington started the tradition of limiting a president to 2 terms. However FDR was there for 4. The amendment made it law
25. Amendment 23 RESIDENTS OF D.C. VOTE FOR PRESIDENT Washington DC is not a state = no electoral votes Amendment 23 gave them 3 votes
26. Amendment 25 PRESIDENTIAL SUCCESSION: Vice President Speaker of the House President Pro Tempore Secretary of State
27. Helping the President.... THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH The president can’t do it alone – has a lot of agencies that help. They fall under 4 categories; Executive Office of the President Executive Departments Independent Agencies Government Corporations
28. EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT (EOP) Works directly for the president White House Staff – helps advise the president day-to-day. Important people include Chief of Staff and his Press Secretary
29. National Security Council (NSC) - Joint Chiefs of Staff -National Security Advisor -Secretary of State -Secretary of Defense -sometimes the VP Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Helps the president write the Budget
30. For the Executive Departments use the chart handout and page 252 in your text. Heads of Departments are appointed by the President with Senate approval. Executive Agencies Under direct control of president – can hire and fire National Aeronautics & Space Agency (NASA) Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
31. Regulatory Commissions Primarily watch over American business and economic activity. Sitting Presidents select the heads of these agencies but its harder to remove – creates a level of independence. SEC – Security and Exchange Commission Federal Reserve FCC – Federal Communications Commission