I am not sure how to measure its value, but the President has great power to persuade legislators to vote the way he wants. He is the most famous person in his party and can always draw huge crowd if he decides to visit a state or district on behalf of a Congressman or Senator. People will pay to attend a fund raiser dinner if he agrees to be there and perhaps make a few remarks. He still has control over where various appointments, government jobs and government expenditures are made and he can favor certain districts and states. Likewise he can cut funding to un-co-operative areas. He can go to the public and make speeches to further his positions, asking the people to write to their Congressmen.
techniques of persuasion is right on apex
Enumerated powers
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Past presidents have often justified actions that conflict with the framers' intent by invoking the need for flexibility in governance, particularly in response to crises or evolving societal needs. They argue that the Constitution is a living document that must adapt to contemporary challenges, thus prioritizing effective leadership over strict adherence to original intent. This rationale is frequently supported by claims of national security, public welfare, or the necessity of executive action in a rapidly changing world. Additionally, presidents may rely on precedent, emphasizing that historical practices have established a broader interpretation of their powers.
In today's workplace, managers are compelled to rely more on persuasion, which is based on expert and referent power rather than reward, coercive, or inappropriate use of power
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White House staff
you rely on it to get to have babies but of course u need a man because ladies dont have penises
The sense zebras rely on most is catching prey they need food to live
They need fish.
self-sufficient
the leaves need the suns energy to feed the tree.the leaves soak up the light from the sun.this is called photosynthesis. The same way a you need rely on English book