Executive government
...spokesman for the rest of the world. The President also gets the job of Commander in Chief. With this role the President has to rule over all of America’s armed forces. With all of the previous roles as well as Chief legislator, Chief of Party, and Chief citizen, the President is put in one the toughest spots that a person could be placed in and more weight on his shoulders than anyone can in America. All of these roles and duties he must execute them. The President is given a huge amount of power and must exercise that power several times over their stint as President. They are given power to do everything (executive, military, diplomatic) and work with legislative branch and judicial branch. They are responsible to do all of these and make them run efficiently. Their most important power is to execute the law. It is almost unattainable to do this with the amount of powers that he is given because they must look over the other powers as well. Given all this power, Congress then tries to limit the powers of the President as well. Congress imposes acts so the President will not be allowed to perform some of his regular duties. As if his job wasn’t hard enough, he must deal with keeping his peace in the White House. He has all of his duties to carry out and has to deal with another branch of government infringing upon his own privileges. Some say he must ge...