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| The President (symbol of all people in the nation) |
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| The president ( power is immensely broad with both domesting and foreign affaris.) |
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| The president (Director of the executive branch of the fed. gov't.) |
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| The President (Main architect of American foreign policy and nation's chief spokesperson) |
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| The president (Head of the nation's armed forced) |
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| The president (Main architect of it's public policies. Mostly shapes the congressional aganda) |
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| The president (Controls exectutive branch) |
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| The president (Represenative of all the people) |
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| The order in which someone will take the place of the president if he were to die. |
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| Presidentail Succession Act of 1947 |
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| Congress in in control of the presidential succession |
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| Presidential canidate chooses a running mate (v.p.) who can strengthen his chance of being elected. |
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| says the president is in charge of the executive branch |
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| The term paints a picture of the president as an emporer, taking strong actions w/out consulting congress or seeking its approval. |
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| President say it, it states that the presdent will do the best he can in keeping this country safe and free. |
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| directive rule or regulation that has the effect of the law |
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| Power to issue the executive order. |
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| Formal agreement between two or more sovereign states |
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| pact between the president and the head of a foreign state, or between their subordinates. |
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| president acknoleges the legal existence of that country and its government. |
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| President is given the power to cancel specific dollar amounts in spending bills enacted by Congress |
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| Postponement of the execution of a sentence |
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| Legal forgiveness of a crime |
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| Power to reduce the length of a sentence or a fine imposed by a court |
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| Forgiveness of a mass of people. |
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