Chapter 9: The Presidency Review

These were powers given by the Founders; includes veto power, military command.

• executive power

• shadow war

• pardon

• pocket veto

• party leader

may use private military and drones; no approval by Congress

• executive power

• shadow war

• pardon

• pocket veto

• party leader

releases a person from legal punishment

• executive power

• shadow war

• pardon

• pocket veto

• party leader

no action required and the bill does not become law

• executive power

• shadow war

• pardon

• pocket veto

• party leader

role includes rewarding loyal party members with positions

• executive power

• shadow war

• pardon

• pocket veto

• party leader

presidential power; subject to approval by Congress

• judicial appointment

• executive privilege

• Treaty of Versailles

• executive order

• annual budget

claimed by president; ability to withhold information

• judicial appointment

• executive privilege

• Treaty of Versailles

• executive order

• annual budget

negotiated by President Wilson to end WWI; not approved by Congress

• judicial appointment

• executive privilege

• Treaty of Versailles

• executive order

• annual budget

policy with the force of law; needs no approval by Congress

• judicial appointment

• executive privilege

• Treaty of Versailles

• executive order

• annual budget

focuses on presidential economic priorities; sent to Congress

• judicial appointment

• executive privilege

• Treaty of Versailles

• executive order

• annual budget