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Presidential Hats Roles of the President

Chief of State Symbol of a Nation When someone thinks of the American Government, the president is first to mind Actions: Holds State dinners, engages in traditional/ ceremonial acts. (throwing out the first pitch, etc)

Chief Executive Head of Executive Branch Actions: Carry out & enforce the laws of America Actions: Enforces laws Directs agencies/departments Issues Executive Orders Aided By: Department of Justice, Law enforcement agencies (ATF, FBI), Regulatory agencies & commissions (FDIC, FTC, etc)

Chief Diplomat (Director of Foreign Policy) Carries out: Foreign policy Relations with other countries Actions: Negotiates treaties, United Nations, Forms alliances (NATO) Appoints ambassadors Aided By: State Department, Ambassadors, Peace Corps

Commander in Chief In command of entire US military!! Actions: Mobilizing for war Appointing Joint Chiefs of Staff Conducting a draft Aided By: Department of Defense, Defense-related organizations (CIA, NSA)

Chief Legislator (Legislative Leader) In charge of legislative direction of the nation Can’t propose laws, but can ask Congress Actions: Bring attention to potential issues & laws, Asking Congresspeople to propose laws Putting pressure on votes. Presenting his plan in the State of the Union Address. Aided By: Congresspeople from own party

Chief of Party (Head of Political Party) Leader of their political Party!! Actions: Set party agenda, Suggest party officials, Fundraise for likeminded politicians Aided By: Party chairpersons and other party officials

Economic Guardian Helping to establish a “prosperous America” or “ruin our way of Life” Setting or proposing economic policy, taxation, business development, etc. Actions: Proposing revenue and/or spending to helping economic development. Help create national budget. Public vs. Private Sector Aided By: Just about everyone, Commerce (BLS), Labor, Energy, Transportation, etc.

2 Truths and a Lie The President gets paid to throw large parties! The President can declare war if America’s national security is threatened! The President has the power to appoint ambassadors! True – “head of state” that’s part of his job to have ceremonies and dinners for foreign ppl. False True – Duty as Chief diplomat!

2 Truths and a Lie The President has the right to withhold certain information from Congress, if he thinks it would endanger America No president has ever made it to the highest office without being elected to either the Presidency or the vice-presidency The President is allowed to campaign for other candidates of his same party running for office True – executive privilege False True – part of his role as “party chief”

2 Truths and a Lie The power of the vice-presidency has been increasing since the early 1990’s. The president is one of the highest paid members of American society No president has ever been elected to more than two terms True False

Which “hat” do you think is the most significant? Why?