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What is meant by Presidential Character?

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What is meant by Presidential Character?

The management style and personality of a president, including how friendly, serious, or open they are to the media.

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What is the White House Staff?

Hundreds of people who assist the president with day-to-day operations, including assistants, speechwriters, pollsters, and personal advisors.

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What is the Executive Office?

A group of department heads approved by the Senate

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How is the Cabinet different from the Executive Office?

Both are confirmed by the Senate, but the Cabinet specifically consists of heads of major government departments.

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What is a Presidential Commission?

The president's authority to appoint military officers such as colonels, generals, and admirals.

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How are Independent Agencies different from Offices or Departments?

The heads of Independent Agencies serve fixed terms and cannot usually be removed by the president once appointed.

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Why is there often animosity between the White House Staff and the Executive Office or Department heads?

White House Staff prioritize loyalty to the president and his image. Executive Office heads focus on their limited-term goals, passion for their work, and building their resumes.

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How is a President’s Program developed, and what is their number one goal?

Presidents use interest groups, federal agencies, and outside help to develop policies. Their main goal is reelection or establishing a legacy.

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Why are Departments and Agencies often obstacles to the President's Agenda?

The size and complexity of the executive branch make it difficult to control and coordinate effectively.

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Why is impeachment so ineffective?

It’s nearly impossible to get the required ⅔ (67%) vote in the Senate for conviction.

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Summarize the factors that contribute to Presidential Power.

Who controls Congress Crisis situations Media support Popularity (used as a mandate) Use of the Bully Pulpit

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