The United States Constitution states that there's only one way for any official to be removed: impeachment, conviction, and sentencing (Art I, Section 3). The House of Representatives "enact the Articles of Impeachment," and the Senate tries the offender.
Impeachment is merely a charge, a listing of meritable laws broken by the offender. The House only writes this (Art. I, Section 2) but then steps aside, because "The Senate shall have the sole Power to try all Impeachments."
A president may also leave of his/her own volition by resignation. Be it resignation, death, or impeachment, the vice president then takes the seat.
The leader of the executive branch is the President. The president is Barack Obama.
no. the president is the leader of the executive branch
no. the president is the leader of the executive branch
The leader of the executive branch is the President, who is currently Barak Obama.
the executive branch!
The executive branch.
executive branch
The president of the country for example: the leader of the executive branch right now in united states is Barack Obama
Executive
The president of the country for example: the leader of the executive branch right now in united states is Barack Obama
There was no executive branch in the colonies. It was created in 1789 in the constitution.
The president heads the executive branch of the US federal government.