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Nt1330 Unit 4

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21. Must have two of the following: Receive ambassadors of other nations Present information on the state of the union to Congress Recommend legislation to Congress Can convene both houses of Congress on special occasions Adjourn Congress if the House and Senate cannot agree on adjournment “Take care that the laws be faithfully executed” Request written opinions of administrative officials Fill administrative vacancies during congressional recesses Grant reprieves and pardons for federal offenses (except impeachment) 22. A veto is the constitutional power of the president to send a bill back to Congress with reasons for rejecting it. It can be overridden by a two-thirds vote of each house. Meanwhile, a pocket veto is a type of veto occurring …show more content…

“Bully pulpit” literally means “wonderful preaching position”. This is often used to describe the communication skills of the president and that because of his position, he can persuade and mobilize the public to support his policies. 24. Must have two of the following: 12th amendment: The president and the vice president are now elected separately. Each elector would now cast one vote for the president and one for the vice president. 20th amendment: This amendment moved the date that the president takes office to January 20th (instead of March …show more content…

They also advise the president on proposals from departments and agencies and help review their proposed regulations. 33. The War Powers Resolution was the law passed that limited the president’s role as Commander in Chief. This law requires the president to consult with Congress prior to using military force and to withdraw forces after 60 days unless Congress declares war or grants an extension. This gives more power to the legislative branch, which is Congress, because Congress could pass a resolution at any time that could not be vetoed, that would end American participation in war zones. This also takes away some of the power from the president and lets Congress decide what to do with troops after 60 days. 34. Media is the linkage institution that affects the president’s public approval the most. Nowadays, everything the president says is broadcasted to the citizens by media. This means that how the different forms of media interpret the president’s words are important. If the media interprets the president’s words negatively, he will have a lack of public support. Then, his policies will seem doubtful and he will look weak. The public disapproval will also cause less support from Congress, since many Congressmen will not want to support a President that his constituents do not like. However, if media gives the president a brighter image, the president’s public approval would be higher, which

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