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Why do presidents rely so heavily on staff in the White House Office and the Executive Office of the Presidency?
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∙ 11y ago
I am not sure that they do. The staff has the job of keeping the president current on political matters, helping write speeches , keep up his approval rating and positioning him to run for a second term if he wishes, so if that is his main focus, they are the people he relies on. However, when it comes to running the country, I would think he would rely heavily on his Cabinet officers except perhaps on the ones he may have appointed as tokens to give an ethnic balance to the cabinet.
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∙ 13y ago
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. Why do presidents rely so heavily on staff in the White House Office and the Executive Office of the Presidency?
Cuz the president has to control the whole USA (in general. The state governor controls their state), man. That's not really one of the top 1000 easiest jobs in the world.
When was the executive office of the presidency created?
1939
What do people call the presidents office?
executive branch biachhh(:
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The presidents spouse
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Gerald Ford
Is the main office or institution of the Executive Branch the President's Cabinet?
I would say the Presidency is the main office of the Executive branch. The President is the chief executive officer. The cabinet secretaries and other officials of cabinet rank are secondary to the President.
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(Office of Management and Budget)
What happen to bring his presidency to a end?
Some presidents are elected to two four year terms and leave office at the end of their term in office. Some presidents are elected to one four year term and leave at the end. The other presidents died in office, except Richard Nixon who was forced to resign.
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The executive branch, namely the presidency, is the only office on which there are any term limits,
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a presidents term in office could last up to 4 years.
