Essay On Power Hungry

Power Hungry There are several positions within the United States Government that seems to have way too much power. However the person seen to have the largest amount of power in hindsight has the least amount of power possible within those thick walls of the White House. The President is granted all of the executive power within the United States. Funny thing is to get anything done the president has to jump through obstacle courses to make even the slightest dent in the infrastructure. The Executive branch is a sought after by hundreds of people within the United States. People that have a historical, political background that want to make a “change” in the nation. However, the only problem with the way the system is set up is practically anyone that is, a naturally born United Citizen, 35 years old and have lived in the United States for at least 14 years. The biggest issue with this is the amount of people that meet these qualifications should not have the power of running the states. For example the …show more content…
The people that make up the the Legislative Branch are also the people that make up Congress. The House of Representatives and Senate are the people that run the government and the citizens. They have way too much power. They were put into place to insure the President did not have way too much power, but the tables have turned and the power hungry ladies and gentlemen in this branch have excessive power. These are the people that are changing the fate of the national weather good or bad they are making the laws, and bills. The President could have an amazing bill or law they want to put into effect, but of a majority of congress says no then forget about it. If the Legislative Branch was put into place to insure no one had to much power, why havent they been put in their place. I think they way the government is running today is negatively impacting our