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Roles of the president Katie dunn

COMMANDER IN CHIEF: Controls the nations military forces. May send troops anywhere he pleases but only Congress can officially declare war.

CHIEF OF STATE: “The representative of all the people” The president represents the United States of America. This means he consoles the people during times of crisis (9/11, Sandy Hook, etc.) and he celebrates with the people during good times (throwing the first pitch of the baseball season)

CHIEF DIPLOMAT: The President designs the foreign policy for our country. This means he meets with leaders of other countries as the spokesman for the United States.

CHIEF LEGISLATOR: The President is expected to shape the congressional agenda. This means he suggests legislation to Congress. (ex: Affordable Care Act) Usually when the President gives his State of the Union address in January, he tells the country what major legislation he is planning on passing.

CHIEF JUDICIARY: The President has the power to appoint Judges to federal judicial seats. Congress must approve his appointments. The President has the power to grant pardons, and reprieves.

CHIEF EXECUTIVE: The President is head of the Executive Branch. This means the heads of executive agencies answer directly to him- this is called the President’s Cabinet. The Vice President is also a member of the Cabinet.

CHIEF OF PARTY: The President represents his entire political party. So, President Obama represents the Democratic Party. This means everything he does reflects on the Democratic Party. This can be good and bad- how? He also endorses fellow democrats, and will be present at the DNC.