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Title: The Executive: Dream Job or Nightmare


1
The Executive Dream Job or Nightmare?
  • Conflict Resolution
  • Individuals, Groups, Institutions

2
What are the Qualifications?
  • 35 years old
  • Natural Born Citizen
  • Lived in US for at least 14 years

3
The Executive Term
  • 4 year terms
  • Tradition of two term limit until 1940 (Franklin
    D. Roosevelt)
  • FDR elected to 4 terms
  • 22ND amendment limit elected terms to 2
  • May serve 10 years but no more!!!!

4
What are the Presidential Roles?
  • Chief of State
  • Represents the people of our nation
  • Ceremonial head of our government
  • Chief Executive
  • Vested with Executive Power
  • Domestic Foreign powers are broad
  • Chief Administrator
  • Director of Federal Government
  • 2.7 million civilian employees
  • 2 Trillion spent a year

5
Presidential Roles cont.
  • Chief Diplomat
  • Director of Foreign Policy
  • Spokesman to the world
  • Commander in Chief
  • Directs Controls the military
  • Chief Legislator
  • Sets the Congressional Agenda
  • Develop public policies

6
Presidential Roles cont.
  • Chief of Party
  • Leader of Political Party
  • Chief Citizen
  • Representative of all the people
  • Work for the public interest

7
Characteristics of Past Presidents
  • Most in 50s (age)
  • Youngest Elected JFK
  • Youngest President Teddy Roosevelt
  • Oldest Elected Regan
  • White Males
  • Protestant
  • Law/Military/Political background

8
What does it mean to be Impeached?
  • Impeach To accuse, bring charges.
  • Senate has power to try in these cases
  • Steps
  • House brings formal accusation or impeachment
  • Requires Majority Vote
  • Senate holds the trial
  • Supreme Court Justice presides
  • 2/3 Vote required to convict

9
Who has been Impeached?
  • Andrew Johnson
  • Disliked by Radical Republicans in Congress
  • Violated Tenure of Office Act
  • 1 vote short of conviction
  • Bill Clinton
  • Grand Jury Perjury
  • Obstruction of Justice
  • Senate acquitted
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