Social Studies, 22.01.2021 01:00, leo4687
1. What are the President's Formal Powers? Please describe each role of the President and what each role entails. 2. What is the War Powers Act? Why does the War Powers Act raise serious constitutional questions? Please explain. 3. What is a signing statement and how does it differ from a presidential veto? Please explain. 4. What is a line-item veto? Are presidents allowed to use line-item vetoes? Why or why not? Please explain. 5. What is a "strict constructionist view of the presidency"? What is a "a stewardship presidency"? How do they differ? Please explain. 6. Provide one detailed example from the text, The Irony of Democracy, Chapter 9, where, historically a U. S. president has indeed acted beyond specified constitutional powers or laws of Congress. 7. What is Executive Privilege? How has Executive Privilege been utilized by past administrations? Does Congress recognize Executive Privilege? Why or why not? Please explain. 8. Which U. S. President is the only president to resign from office? Why did he resign? Please explain.
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