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What does the President do? The Executive Branch What does the President do?

Chief Executive Enforce the laws Appoint judges, diplomats, & high ranking government officials (with Senates confirmation) Remove appointed officials from office within the executive branch Oversees the bureaucracy of the executive branch

Commander-in-Chief In charge of the military Makes final decision on all military maneuvers Powers as Commander-in-Chief are stronger in times of war

Chief Diplomat Negotiates treaties Extend or withdraw diplomatic recognition of a country

Chief Legislator Recommend legislation to Congress Veto potential laws

Chief of State Symbol of all people of the United States of America

Judicial Powers Power to pardon criminals, grant amnesty, and reprieves

Head of the Party The President is also the head of his political party. THIS IS NOT MENTIONED IN THE CONSTITUTION No political parties had developed

That’s not all folks…. Executive Branch