Who's Role is it Anyways?
Executes the Executive Branch
Chief Executive
The president can do this while Congress is in session
Veto
The upper house of the bicameral legislature with 2 representatives per state
The Senate
The president serves for this amount of time
4 years per term
9 Justices
Leader of the Armed Forces
Commander in Chief
The Supreme Court checks the branches using this power
judicial review
Number of representatives for this lower house of Congress
435
This group supports the president
The Cabinet
They do this to the law to make sure it's legal
Interpret or review the law
Influences and approves legislature
Chief Legislator
Breaks the tie vote in the Senate
The Vice President
The terms of each representative in Congress
Senate: 6 years
House of Representatives: 2 years
The president can no longer complete his role, and this person steps in
Vice President
This court allows you a chance to get your case heard again after an original decision
Appealate courts
Official representative of the U.S. abroad
Chief Diplomat
The president's decisions get in this chamber of Congress
Senate
Conference Committee
This order directs the Exectuive branch and workers, but it is not a law
Executive Order
The ability to check laws and their legality. Provided by Marbury v. Madison
judicial review
Performs ceremonial duties as national representative
Chief of State
This process starts in the House and finishes in the Senate
Impeachment
A tax bill is finalized in this chamber of Congress and goes to this other chamber for confirmation
House of Representatives to the Senate for review
This veto occurs when no action is taken by the president
pocket veto
Is the Supreme Law of the Land
The Constitution