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Roles of the President

Head of State Performs Ceremonial Functions Comforts Citizens in Times of Crisis Hosts Dignitaries Gives Awards to Distinguished Citizens

Chief Exectutive Carries out the Laws Appoints Cabinet and other Agency Heads Appoints Federal Judges and Supreme Court Judges Issues Executive Orders Grants Reprieves, Pardons, and Amnesty

Commander in Chief Defend the Nation Engage in Overseas Operations Control Serious Turmoil in the United States Aid in Natural Disasters in the United States

Chief Diplomat Directs US Foreign Policy Makes Decisions about US Relations with other Countries Negotiates and Signs Treaties Sign Executive Agreements with other Countries Recognizes Foreign Governments

Legislative Leader Gives Annual State of the Union Address Drafts and Negotiates Bills Veto Power

Economic Planner Submits Annual Budget to Congress Submits Economic Reports to Congress Appoints Heads of Federal Reserve System

Party Leader Gives Speeches and Attends Fundraisers to Support Party Candidates Selects Party’s National Chair Helps Plan Election Strategies Appoints Party Members to Political Office