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if you wish to be President, you must be this many years old.
What is 35?
What is the Second?
The Legislative Branch makes the Law, The Judicial Branch Rules on the Law, The Executive Branch does this
What is Enforce/Execute/Carry Out the Law
This President set a precedent by serving only two terms. Nearly every President since has only served two terms as well.
Who is President Washington?
If the President of the United States is unable to fulfill his duties, the role falls to this individual.
Who is the Vice President?
When Running for President, having extreme views might appeal to the Liberals or Conservatives, but try not to alienate this group of people in the middle.
Who are the Moderates?
Most Presidents don't serve more than 2 terms, but theoretically, you can serve for as many as this number of years
What is 10?
This is the title for the leader of the Executive Branch
Who is the President?
What is "commander in chief?"
This President was the first to be elected to more than 2 terms, (leading to the 22nd amendment).
Who is FDR?
While normally known as the "Vice President," he does get to be the Big Cheese while in this Congressional Chamber.
What is the Senate?
Most states have a primary election to determine who the parties will support, but some states have this alternate system, where people meet in school gymnasiums or large buildings to debate for support
What is a Caucus?
Someone running for the presidency will want to choose one of these to "balance out the ticket"
What is a running mate/vice president?
The 22nd amendment limits the number of terms someone can be elected to the presidency to this many
What is 2?
One of the perks of being president is constant protection provided by this group of people.
Who is the Secret Service?
April 5th, 1792 as the first time this presidential power was used, when President Washington refused to sign into law a bill he believed violated the Constitution
What is the Veto?
If something should happen to the President, The Vice takes over. If something should then happen to the Vice, this person takes over
Who is the Speaker of the House?
President Ford used this Presidential power, which grants legal forgiveness, to endure that Richard Nixon would be held harmless in the Watergate issue
What is Pardon?
Presidents are not elected by popular votes of the citizens, but rather by this institution
What is the Electoral College?
The line of succession describes who fills this executive position, if the current office holder is not capable of executing his duties.
The President
As chief administrator, the President is the boss of this "B" word
What is Bureaucracy?
This address used to be provided to congress in the form of the letter, but in 1913, Wilson delivered this in the form of a speech, which tells congress how the country is doing, and what legislation the president wants to see passed.
What is the State of the Union?
Abraham Lincoln wasn't the first to leave the office, although he was the first to do so in this way
What is be assassinated?
What is Executive Privilege?
As President, it will be your duty to, with the advice and consent of the Senate, approve these agreements with foreign countries.
What is a treaty?
The number of Electoral Votes a state gets is based on the total number of these that a state has
What are representatives?
This is the President's annual salary, working out to about $45 an hour for the round the clock job
What is $400,000
This 2nd US President was the first President to live in the White House.
Who was John Adams?
This man is our current Vice President
Who is Mike Pence?
If a President should Veto a bill, it will be hard to override, requiring this fraction of Congress to overturn it.
What is 2/3