Presidential Power

to sign or veto legislation, command the armed forces
1. ask for the written approval of his cabinet
2. the time to veto the bill is limited
4. also has the power to veto any act of congress
with the approval of 2/3 and 1/2 of the House of Representatives and The Senate the president may make treaties
1. the president falls under the executive branch
  1. the president has has the ability to commit armed forces abroad in the absence of such congressional debate
    1. the president may remove any executive officer
      1. has the power to appoint federal officials
      2. the president can not declare war
  2. the president has the executive privilege covering presidential papers and discussion
2. the president is named Commander of chief in the army

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	Created by Ja'Quavia Stewar almost 9 years ago