Commander in Chief
Chief of State
Chief Diplomat
Chief Legislator
Chief Executive
Chief Guardian of the Economy
Chief Citizen
Chief of Party
President can propose bills, veto bills, and signs bills into law. He often calls members of Congress to lobby for his agenda.
Acts as example for and symbol of the United States. Represents US at special occasions and ceremonies. Like a King or Queen.
Represents all Americans, not just in one state, or district, or party.
Monitors unemployment, Inflation, taxation, business, and general welfare of the nation.
Head of the executive branch as established in Article II, section 1 "executive powers shall be vested in a president of the United States..." Acts as boss of federal government workers and 14 executive departments.
Presidents help members of their party get elected or appointed to office.
Conducts foreign policy by directing the actions of American ambassadors. Negotiates treaties and trade agreements with leaders of other countries.
In charge of US Armed Forces. President decides where armed forces are to be stationed, weapons to be used, however they cannot officially declare war.
