The Presidents Importance

Having the job of being the President of the United States holds great Importance because of the many jobs he has such as, he is to begin with Chief of State, the ceremonial head of the Government of the United States. he is then, The symbol of all the people of the nation, President William Traft's words " The
Personal Embodiment and Representative of their dignity and majasty.

The President is the nations Chief Executive, vested by the Constitution with "The Executive power of the United States." The President is also the Chief Administer of the Federal Gov., heading one of the largest gov. machines the world has known.

The President is aslo the Chief Diplomat, the chief architect of American foreign policy and the nations chief spokesman to the rest of the world.Hurry Truman Once said " I make foreign Policy" which he did. Everything the President says And does, is carefully followed not only by this counrty but by the whole world.

The Constiturion also makes the President the Commander and Chief the the nations armed forces. Two Million Men adn Woman in uniform, and allof the Incalcuable power inthe nation's subject to the presidents direct and immediate cantrol.

Importantly. the President is also the nation's Chief Legislator, chief architect of its public policies. it is the President who sets the overall shape of the Congressional agenda initating, suggesting, and demanding that Congress enact most of the major legislation that it does.

Each of these roles is inseparable form, and closely interrelated with, each of the others. None of them is or can be, preformed in isolation. the manner in which the President plays any one role can have a very decided effect on the ability to play another or several or even all of them.