Do we have an imperative to serve LGBT costumers?
Chapter 16 focuses primarily on the history of abuses of civil rights in minority racial groups and women, so it doesn’t exactly …
Presidential (Over)Power
As the chief executive of our nation, the President has the right to make unilateral decisions with Executive Orders. This boosts the …
Separation of Powers in America
In the American form of government, the president is elected by the people to fulfill the role of the head of State, …
Too Much Foreign Policy Power for Presidents?
As our textbook states, by design there will always be a perpetual tug of war between the president and Congress. This is …
The President: A leader of the whole country or a leader of his own party?
One of the main roles a president must take on is that of the leader, and representative of the entire United States. …
national security agency access
As we further read chapter 12 we learn in greater depth of the presidents of the United States and their roles. We …
An Adaptive Yet Effective Presidency
By and large, the role of the American Presidency has changed drastically since the beginning of the United States. Chapter 12, “The …
Limiting Presidential War Power
In order to create a united front the president and Congress usually work together to handle foreign affairs. However, this is not …
Across the Pond: Why European Leaders Have Less Power
As we could read in the chapter for this week and as can be widely observed, the powers of the president of …
Public opinion or just bias?
Chapter 12 was looking at the role of the President, and his relationship with the other elements of the country. It discussed …