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The Presidency
Madisonian System
Shared powers, and checks and balances
Commander in Chief
The President is the _____________ of the armed forces.
Treaties, 2/3
The President can make _____ with other nations, subject to the agreement of _____ of the Senate.
Ambassadors
The president can nominate ___________, with the agreement of a majority of the Senate. Can receive ___________ of other nations, thereby conferring diplomatic recognition of other governments.
State of the Union
President may present information on the ___________ to Congress.
Extraordinary Occasions
Can convene both houses of Congres on _____________________.
Adjourn Congress
May ________________ if the House and Senate cannot agree on adjournment.
Federal Laws
The President can execute __________.
Nominate Officials
The President may __________________ as provided for by Congress with the agreement of a majority of the Senate
Written Opinions
Can request ________________ of administrative officials
Administrative Vacancies
May fill ________________________ during congressional recess.
Reprieves and Pardons
President may grant ___________________ for federal offenses (except impeachment).
Federal Judges
Can nominate ____________, who are confirmed by a majority of the Senate.
Presidential Responsibility
By giving the President a short term of office, the framers of the Constitution believed this would promote _________________.
Economy
The president is the manager of the ________.
Budget and Accounting Act of 1921
Act that gave the president the power to recommend agency budgets to congress.
Executive orders
Carry the force of law and are used to implement statutes, treaties, and provisions of the constitution. Not by congressional statute.
Cabinet
The constitution does not mention this. But so far, every president has had one.