Expressed Powers
What is the name for the section of the Constitution that reads, "The executive power shall be vested in a President of the United States of America."
The Vesting Clause
They were given to the President by Congress.
The heads of the 15 major government departments of the executive branch are collectively known as what?
The Cabinet.
This office is the key to managing the Presidents "administrative strategy."
The EOP or Executive Office of the Presidency
The Military power of the President is what?
They are the Commander and Chief.
The President frequently claims the Inherent power Commander and Chief to do what?
Defend the nation from enemies foreign and domestic.
Analysts and Advisers to the president, each of whom is often given the title of "special assistant," are known as?
The White House Staff.
An Agreement between the President and another nation that has not been approved by Congress is known as?
What is the constitutional process of removing the president for high crimes and misdemeanors called?
Impeachment
The executive power of the presidency is what?
See to it that laws are faithfully executed, and supervise executive officials.
What is the name for the theory that all executive power within the national government belongs to the president except as explicitly limited by the Consitution?
The Unitary Executive Theory.
This agency takes the lead role in preparing the nation's budget, and helping the presidents define ther programs and objectives?
The Office of Management and Budget.
Announcements made by the president when signing bills into law that contain an interpretation of the law are known as?
Signing Statements.
Going Public
The judicial power of the president is what?
The President's ability to appoint executive branch officials implies what power?
The power to remove them.
The group of cabinet officials that represent the CIA, NSA, etc, and who meet regularly with the president to give advice are known as?
The National Security Council.
A rule or regulation issued by the president that has the effect and formal status of legislation is known as what?
Executive Order
Asserting that the communication between the President and members of the executive branch should be kept secret from Congress is known as?
Executive Privilege
The diplomatic power of the President is what?
To make treaties and receive ambassadors.
Develop administrative rules to enforce the laws that Congress passes.
If both the President and the Vice President are killed who becomes president?
The Speaker of the House.
Using the agency rule making process to effectively legislate your priorities as president is known as?
Regulatory Review
What President issued the most executive orders?
BONUS: Why does that make sense?
FDR
He served 3+ terms