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The President can use all of his powers as soon as he takes office.
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Can the Executive Branch of government make laws or can it only enforce laws Explain?
The executive branch has very limited powers to make what might be considered laws, usually in the form of executive orders or by means specifically delegated by other laws passed by Congress, and the President may veto laws passed by Congress.
Why might the president give an executive order rather than create a new law?
Presidents can offer directives about something they already have power over, but one reason that a president might issue an executive order is to get around congress, and not be subject to the normal checks and balances built into our government. Congress makes new laws... the president cannot. In the past, several presidents have been criticized for using executive orders to take more power than they should have.
Is it privilege or priviledge?
The correct spelling is "privilege." Phonetically speaking, one might presume that "priviledge" is the correct spelling; however, it is the presence of privilege's hard "G" sound that is responsible for its particular pronunciation.
What case in 1792 brought President Washington into a dispute with the US congress over executive privilege?
The issue regarding executive privilege came up early in the new republic. The House of Representatives was investigating the failure of the US expedition of General St. Clair against Native Tribes in the northwest. The House wanted to receive the executive branch's documents in order to properly investigate the matter. President Washington believed that the request in itself was proper, however, such documents might be extremely sensitive, in fact too sensitive for public release. This was a new issue and Washington sought the advice of his cabinet on the issue. The cabinet discussed the matter and advised Washington that the request be honored with one exception. This was that any document whose release might endanger the public interest not be turned over to the House. After a thorough review of all the documents, none were that "secret". Therefore, Washington authorized the complete set of documents be turned over as requested.
How many times did US President John F. Kennedy invoke executive privilege?
US President John F. Kennedy, invoked presidential or executive privilege only once during his tenure of the presidency. That was in February of 1962. At that time a US Senate committee, wanted to know the names of Secretary McNamara's subordinates that were deleting Defense Department reports and also removing " war like" passages from US generals and admirals. Kennedy relied that the names were not required and that Secretary McNamara took full responsibility for any deletions, and in so many words meant " it won't happen again".Later Senator Stennis, agreed with Kennedy, however, Stennis did not concede any ground on future requests from Congress.Basically, Stennis saw no need to have the names of the subordinates since the executive branch apologized. It became clear by his action, that the concession in no way precluded future requests that Congress might have concerning other issues.
List two privileges of members of the United States congress?
they cannot be arrested when going to or from Congress, or while attending a session of Congress. A member cannot be sued or punished for anything s/he might say in Congress.
As the president and the executive department implement and enforce a law they might need what?
Congress is in charge of making laws. The president only approves the bill or not, but he doesn't make law. This insures that the president doesn't become a king or dictator. Lately we have had a man in the executive branch who doesn't understand this concept and has tried to make laws without congress. The end result is these actions have gone to the federal courts.
What are the duties of the employees of EOP?
They prepare reports for the president on special topics, such as new taxes that might be needed. They help write bills for the president to send to Congress. They check on the work of the many different agencies of the executive branch.
How might the power of executive be further limited?
By laws
What amount of alcohol use and over what period of time is needed to show up in hair analysis?
We will not provide information that might be used to circumvent drug testing.
What education is required for executive jobs?
Most executive jobs require an advanced degree, usually in a business field but not necessarily. An executive with a marketing company might have a marketing degree or an executive with a computer software company might have a degree in computer science. MBA degrees are fairly common.
Describe how the system of checks and balances might work in the federal government?
A simple explanation is that each of the three branches are inhibited by and can inhibit the other branches. The executive branch can inhibit the legislative by vetoing and can inhibit the Judicial by appointing judges. The legislative can inhibit the executive by overriding the veto and can inhibit the judicial by impeachment and how far their power stretches The judicial stops the executive by declaring its actions unconstitutional and the congress by interpreting the laws passed
