ApGov Executive Branch

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Pocket Veto

An indirect veto caused by a President ignoring a bill

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Executive Agreement

An international agreement between the president and another country, dosent require Senates consent

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Executive Order

A presidential order to the executive branch, SC can rule unconstitutional

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Signing Statement

Given by President upon signing a bill, explains how the administration intends to interpret it

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State of the Union Address

Presidents annual message to Congress which reports on/evaluates issues in the nation and recommends legislation. First given in person by Woodrow Wilson

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Informal Powers

Bargaining/Persuasion

Executive Orders

Signing statements

Negotiating executive agreements

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Formal Powers

Execute law

Nominate judges/officials/ambassadors

Commander in Chief

Recommend legislation

Veto legislation

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Line-Item Veto

Allowed president to veto specific part of a bill without scrapping the whole things. Declared unconstitutional by SC in 1998

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Executive Privilege

The right for the executive branch to withhold information from another branch

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Chief of Staff

Ensures the White House is running smoothly, no policy making power but has a lot of influence

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Federal Agencies

Subcabinets that fall under a large department

Ex. FBI is part of the Justice Department

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Press Secretary

Communicates information about the President and their event to reporters and the public

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National Security Advisor

Coordinates information between the President, the CIA, the military, and the State Department to address any threats

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Imperial Presidency

A U.S. presidency characterized by greater powers than the Constitution allows

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Stewardship Theory

Created by Teddy Roosevelt - President should use as much authority as allowed by the Constitution to take care of their people

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War Powers Act

President can order the military into combat 48 hours before telling Congress

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22nd Amendment

President can serve a maximum of two terms

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Bully Pulpit

Platform used by the President to speak out and influence public opinion, helping them achieve their agenda