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THE PRESIDENT’S JOB DESCRIPTION

 1)Chief of State  Ceremonial head of the State  2) Chief Executive  The power to create and influence policy all over the world  3) Chief Administrator  The director of the govt.  Employs 2.7 million people and spends over $2 Trillion a year

 4) Chief Diplomat  The main architect of American foreign policy  5) Commander in Chief  Head of the nations armed forces  6) Chief Legislator  Architect of public policies at home

 7) Chief of Party  The leader of the political party they are apart of  8) Chief Citizen  The president is expected to be the true representative of the people  Expected to represent the public’s interest no matter what

 Natural born citizen  Be at least 35 years old  Have been a resident for 14 year in the United States  Combined…  Terms:  4 years each  Maximum of two after 1951  Following FDR’s 4 elected terms

 The scheme in case there is a vacancy for the office of President  Death, etc.  Presidential Succession Act of 1947  An order of 18 positions that would be in line for President in case of vacancies

 Duties:  Preside over the Senate  Help decide question of Presidential disability  Other needs of the office…  John Adams called the office the most “useless invention of man”