In the modern age, it was Bill Clinton, who used executive privilege at least twelve times (some sources say fourteen). But George W. Bush used Signing Statements more than any other president (over 800 times).
Executive office of the president
The executive office of the president works most closely with the president of the United States. The executive office of the president is headed by the white house chief of staff and consists of the president as well as various support staff.
One of the most important duties of the president is to serve as the chief executive or chief administrative officer of all government agencies. As such he is the chief executive of the nation.
The executive branch (the President, cabinet, and regulatory agencies)
Helping the president create a federal budget
Yes, he can be. However, it is not clear that he has to reply to it. He can refuse most subpoena because of his right of executive privilege.
Executive office of the president
President Nixon shared most of the past US presidents' beliefs about the expansion of executive privilege. On the whole, the power of the US presidency has had an expanding role in US politics since the early years of Jefferson.
Nixon sought to invoke "executive privilege". Executive privilege isthe power claimed by thePresident of the United Statesand other members of theexecutive branchto resist certainsubpoenasand other interventions by thelegislativeandjudicial branchesof government. The concept of executive privilege is not mentioned explicitly in theUnited States Constitution, but theSupreme Court of the United Statesruled it to be an element of theseparation of powersdoctrine, and/or derived from the supremacy of executive branch in its own area of Constitutional activity TheSupreme Courtconfirmed the legitimacy of this doctrine inUnited States v. Nixon, but only to the extent of confirming that there is a qualified privilege. Once invoked, a presumption of privilege is established, requiring the Prosecutor to make a "sufficient showing" that the "Presidential material" is "essential to the justice of the case."(418 U.S. at 713-14).Chief JusticeBurgerfurther stated that executive privilege would most effectively apply when the oversight of the executive would impair that branch's national security concerns. In the case of Watergate, national security was NOT the issue at hand.
Executive office of the president
Executive office of the president
President
the president's cabinet
The executive branch of the Philippine government is the largest branch, with the executive departments having the most compartments. The executive branch consists of the president, vice president, cabinet, executive departments, and local government.
The executive office of the president works most closely with the president of the United States. The executive office of the president is headed by the white house chief of staff and consists of the president as well as various support staff.
One of the most important duties of the president is to serve as the chief executive or chief administrative officer of all government agencies. As such he is the chief executive of the nation.
It is the most important privilege because you can take part 0f something that will affect your future. For ex, 1 president wanted to work on our energy use. The other wanted to work on our economic crises. Who would you pick? This is why it is such an important privilege.