POLS 1101 Ch. 12.txt

� power of the president to strike out specific line items on an appropriations bill while allowing the rest of the bill to become law; declared unconstitutional 1997

- a written message that the president issues upon signing a bill into law

• - international agreement between the US and other nation, not subject to Senate approval and only in
• effect during the administration of the president who negotiates the agreement

� the selection of a running mate who brings diversity of ideology, geographic region, age, gender, race, or ethnicity to the state

� the group of experts chosen by the president to serve as advisors on running the country

� offices, counsels, and boards that help the President carry out the day-to-day responsibilities of the office

- the office that develops policies and protects the president�s legal and political interests.

- among the most important staff members of the WHO; serves as both an advisor to the presidents and manager of the WHO

� the president�s spokesperson to the media

president�s lawyers

consisting of top foreign policy advisors and relevant cabinet officials, this is an arm of the EOP that the presidents consults on matters of foreign policy and national security

- office that creates the presidents annual budget

the constitutional basis for inherent powers, which state that the president �shall take Care� that the laws are faithfully executed

presidential powers that are implied in the Constitution

powers explicitly granted to presidents by congressional action

power of the President to issue orders that carry the force of law

broad powers exercised by the presidents during times of national crisis

� the right of the chief executive and member of the administration to withhold information from Congress or the courts, or the right to refuse to appear before legislation or judicial bodies.

- the % of survey respondents who say that they �approve� or �strongly approve� of the way the president is going his job

� a time early in a new presidents administration characterized by optimistic approval by the public

� peaks in the presidential approval ratings during short-term military actions

- the new deal that would employ 8.5 million people at a cost of more than $11 million between 1935- 1943

� during the Nixon administration, a scandal involving burglaries and the subsequent cover-up by high level admin officials.

• � the power of the HOR to formally accuse the President (and other high-ranking officials, including the VP + Fed Judges) of crimes.