ROLES OF THE PRESIDENT. The President’s “Many Hats” The role of the president is not simple or one dimensional Expectations of the president are high.

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ROLES OF THE PRESIDENT

The President’s “Many Hats” The role of the president is not simple or one dimensional Expectations of the president are high ▫Must be knowledgeable about many topics ▫Must be available to both foreign and domestic politicians

Head of State Domestic items Ceremonial Responsibilities Items “unrelated” to the functioning of the government Akin to the role of a member of the royal family in England The Annual White House Easter Egg Roll

Chief Executive DepartmentsAgencies State Defense Justice Interior Energy Education Homeland Security etc FBI CIA EPA OSHA SEC FTC IRS etc “Head of Government” In charge of the Executive Branch ▫Carry out the laws that have been drafted by Congress ▫Bill becomes law, but the president must figure out how to ENACT the law Use cabinet departments and executive agencies to accomplish goals

Chief Diplomat Represents the US to other countries Meet with diplomats Resolve foreign conflict ▫US vs. others ▫Others vs. Others Determine level of US involvement in foreign events International travel ▫Air Force One

Commander in Chief Role determined by Constitution Of ALL armed forces Works closely with: ▫Department of Defense  Pentagon ▫Department of Homeland Security ▫CIA ▫National Security Council

Chief Legislator Final voice on all Congressional bills ▫Approval = Law ▫Veto = Rejection  May go back to Congress for 2/3 override May ask a member of Congress to propose legislation ▫Ex: Obamacare

Party Leader Guides party members to support or reject policies and legislation Promotes the party agenda ▫Party “platform”  The items that they “stand” for Supports party members that are running for political positions ▫“Official endorsement” ▫State or national level

Economic Planner Annual Budget ▫Gathers budget needs from departments/agencies ▫Works with Office of Management and Budget to create a national budget ▫Must be submitted to House and approved by both chambers Appoint chair to the Federal Reserve ▫Federal Reserve: controls monetary policy for the US  How much money is circulating  Interest rates