Chief Executive
enforces the laws made by Congress
Chief of Foreign Policy
conducts the nation's foreign relations
Chief of State
Ceremonial Head of the U.S. Government
Chief Legislator
Takes recommendations to Congress on laws
Chief of Political Party
almost always leads one of the two national political party
Commander in Chief
Commands all U.S. armed forces
Chief Executive
Runs the federal bureaucracy
Chief of State
Represents the whole country
Chief of Foreign Policy
Negotiates treaties
Chief Legislator
Can sign or veto bills passed by Congress
Commander in Chief
Controls U.S. nuclear weapons
Chief Executive
Can pardon or parole persons convicted of federal crimes
Chief of Foreign Policy
Recieves ambassadors and diplomats
Chief of Foreign Policy
Appoints American Ambassadors
Chief Foreign Policy
Role played when Pres. Obama traveled to Japan to meet leaders of the Japanese Governement.
Chief of State
Role the President plays when he throws out the first pitch of a baseball game.
Chief of Political Party
Role President Obama played when he gave a speech at a fundrasier for a Democratic candidate for Senate.
Chief Legislator
Role President Obama played when he called on Congress to pass a New Health Care Bill.
Chief of State
The role the president plays when they make a Thanksgiving Day proclamation to the entire nation.
Commander in Chief
The role President Obama played when he ordered 30.000 new troops into Afghanistan.