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Section 1 – The President’s job description American Government Chapter 13 The Presidency Section 1 – The President’s job description pp. 354-358

Formal Qualifications, Term & Compensation for the President Age - at least 35 2. Citizenship - must have been born a U.S. citizen 3. U.S. Residence - must have lived in the U.S. at least 14 years 4. Maximum term length - 10 years 5. Annual salary - $400,000 6. Annual expenses - $50,000

The many hats worn by the President Chief Citizen - represents the American people 2. Chief of State - ceremonial head of government 3. Chief of Party - leads their political party 4. Chief Executive - sees that the nation’s laws are carried out

Hats cont. 5. Chief Administrator - heads the federal bureaucracy 6. Chief Diplomat - determines foreign policy 7. Commander in Chief - commands the armed forces 8. Chief Legislator - proposes laws to Congress

Chapter 13 Section 2 – Presidential succession and the V. P. pp

Order of Succession Vice-President Speaker of the House President pro tempore of the Senate Secretary of State Secretary of the Treasury

How does the Constitution provide for situations when the President is disabled? 25th Amendment states that the Vice-President may temporarily take over the duties if the president so requests or if the V.P. and a majority of the Cabinet inform Congress that such a move is necessary

What duties are given to the V.P. by the Constitution? The V.P.’s constitutional duties are to preside over the Senate and to help decide presidential disability

How are V.P.’s usually selected? Chosen to balance the ticket – to improve candidates chance of winning the election. Sound Familiar?

How can a vacancy in the vice presidency be filled? 25th Amendment states that the President nominates a new V.P. and that nomination must be confirmed by a majority vote of both houses

Terms Presidential succession - the order in which lesser officials take over the duties of the presidency 2. Balance the ticket - The President chooses a V.P. running mate who can strengthen his or her chances of being elected