Presidents claim powers from three different sources: 1) the Constitution, 2) Congressional delegation, and 3) the inherent powers of the executive.
1. The constitutional powers
The Constitution specifically grants a small number of powers to the President. The constitution of the force is as follows: Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces , Power appoints to the other countries and treaties, and received the ambassadors of other countries, power is another appointment federal judges, including Supreme Court judge (all subject to the approval of the Senate) to (Senate approval) administration, and executive power.
2. Delegated Powers
Congress could in theory but real legislative authority to delegate administration, the president has
1. The constitutional powers
The Constitution specifically grants a small number of powers to the President. The constitution of the force is as follows: Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces , Power appoints to the other countries and treaties, and received the ambassadors of other countries, power is another appointment federal judges, including Supreme Court judge (all subject to the approval of the Senate) to (Senate approval) administration, and executive power.
2. Delegated Powers
Congress could in theory but real legislative authority to delegate administration, the president has