Answer 1: The President is the "executive branch" of the federal government.
The US Congress (which includes both the House of Representatives and the US Senate) is the "legislative branch" of the federal government.
The "US Supreme Court" is the "judicial branch" of the federal government.
Those are the three (3) branches of federal government, according to the US Constitution, and they exist to balance one another, so that no President may become too powerful, nor no Congress, nor no Supreme Court. It's part of what's called "the system of checks and balances," and it keeps any one part of the federal government from having too much unchecked power.
The President of the United States, per Article II of the US Constitution, the head of state and head of government of the United States. The president leads the executive branch of the federal government, and is the commander-in-chief of the United States Armed Forces. He or she is charged with the execution of federal law; and with the appointment of all federal executive, diplomatic, regulatory and judicial officers. He or she may also make treaties with other nations, but only with the advice and consent of Congress. The President may also pardon federal prisoners, and/or grant them reprieves. He or she may also convene and adjourn either (or both) house(s) of Congress, but usually only under extraordinary (usually emergency) circumstances. The President, often thought of as the most powerful person in the world, is also mostly responsible for his political party's legislative agenda, as well as the both foreign and domestic policy of the country. When a bill is passed in Congress, the President must sign it in order for it to become law, or specifically veto it to keep it from becoming law.
According to the US Constitution, the US President must be a "natural born " citizen. This seems to mean in the United States or in US territory.
According the United States Constitution, only the House of Representatives can introduce tax bills. The Senate has to approve them and the president must sign it for it to become law.
No- naturalized citizens are not qualified to be President, according to the US Constitution. To be president, the person must be born in the USA. So, yes, they must be a citizen to be president but a natural, not a naturalizedcitizen.
The 25th Amendment of the Constitution of the United States prescribes when and how the vice president becomes the Acting President.
The president gets his authority from the US Constitution as interpreted by the Supreme Court. Conducting foreign policy is one of his duties, to be shared with the US Senate.
The president.
According to the us constitution who is the presiding officer of the senate?
Yes
According to the US Constitution, the US President must be a "natural born " citizen. This seems to mean in the United States or in US territory.
Since the establishment of the US constitution in 1789 the age of the president has always been set to 35 years old.
Electors
no- neither are native born US citizens.
The president
the vice president
no
According to the US constitution which is the basis of all US law and government, the President must be elected by electors chosen according to state law. The states have determined that these electors will be chosen by the voters of the state.
The president