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Executive Branch

Article __ of Constitution II President Requirements: 35 Years old Natural Born US Citizen Lived in US for 14 years

Secret Service Protection Air Force One, Marine One Camp David Benefits: $400,000 salary White House Secret Service Protection Air Force One, Marine One Camp David Health Care Office (Oval Office), Staff Pension, Funding for Presidential Library

Vice President Requirements: Jobs: Same as President (in case he becomes President) Take over if President dies, resigns, or cannot fulfill his duties President of the Senate (break ties)

Presidential Succession Appoints new VP (Senate approves) Vice President Speaker of House 25th Amendment Pres Pro Tempore Secretary of State Sec of Treasury (each cabinet secretary in order of the department’s creation) Sec of Defense

The President’s Many “Hats” The President of the US has many different jobs to perform. As leader of the Executive Branch and the United States, he fulfills many duties both inside the country and abroad.

Chief Executive - Leader of Executive Branch Appoints officials Oversees the Federal Bureaucracy (complex system of offices/agencies/etc) Issues Executive Orders (President’s order, has the force of law, must be followed)

Commander-in-Chief Overall leader of the armed forces Can send troops around the world or to enforce law inside the US War Powers Act: Limits the President’s ability to wage war to 90 days without Congress’ approval

Chief Diplomat Travels to other countries to build international relations Meets with leaders of foreign nations Appoints US Ambassadors Makes treaties: Formal agreements with other countries (ratified by Senate)

Chief of State Represents the US – Face of government and symbol of US around the world Symbolic/Ceremonial Acts (throws out 1st pitch, attends funerals, meets heroes, etc)

Legislative Leader Signs/Vetoes Bills Calls Special Sessions of Congress Recommends Legislation (Gives “State of the Union Address” to joint session of Congress every year stating what he would like to see happen) Makes the budget (Congress approves)

Judicial Leader Appoints Judges Grants Pardons – forgiveness for crimes Grants Amnesty – pardon to a group Grants Reprieves – delays punishment until another trial

Political Party Leader Most recognized member of his party Party’s spokesman on the national level Appoint loyal party members to jobs in government (patronage) Endorse and campaign for party’s candidates