POLITICAL POWER OF UNITED STATE PRESIDENT

The separation of power has brought out a big argument over the duties of president and the Congress in both domestic and international matters since there have been at time conflicting roles, hence the United State president have to be keen on his roles in order to meet his political objectives. The constitution of United State gives the president the following roles; 1. Power to make treaties and appoint an ambassador This is established in the article II of the constitution. This requires the approval of Senate, which requires two-thirds of Senate present. For a better political mission, the president should avoid biases in the appointment an ambassador and make sure the treaties are to the better of the nation not for individual or own benefit.

Power to make use of statutory authorities. Hemraj, Mohammed states that US Statutory Regulation on Credit Rating Agencies, 2015, pp. 93, this legislation was passed by the Congress to give executive role to act on certain foreign policy issues, which can be seen in the International Emergency Economic Power Act signed in 1977, gave the officeholder power to inflict economic sanctions on foreign organizations. This is a cold war tool used by president to help solve some crisis arising in which the dialogue has failed. This power can market president in the political arena as it can be used to prevent impending danger to the state or to other countries as it may bring peaceful existence. Head of State. The president should be an encouraging figure to the citizens.

He or she is a living symbol of the nation and for the better of the people the President should treat people as equal not subjects. As chief the president, perform duties as granting medals to the winners of college scholarship, recognition of astronauts by congratulating them. United State being among the superpower country the president is a political figure need the rule in a way that other countries need to emulate. Legislative Leaders. Though constitution gives only Congress the actual power to make law, it also gives the office holder authority to influence Congress in its lawmaking. President may request Congress to allow permit new laws or veto bills they are not in favor of which may be done by signing a bill of Congress, speech making in Congress.