The president is a dominant force in forging policy making, because the framers when they were constructing the constitution gave the president under Acritical II Of the United States Constitution, the power to be Commander and Chief of the United States arms forces as well as chief diplomat. As Chief diplomat and the figure head of the nation the citizens expect the president to create laws and regulate laws in the greater beneficial of America foreign or domestic. But as important as the president is in policy making. It has to share its power with the United States Congress. They have a symbiotic relationship in where both departments of Executive and Legislative branches have to work together in-order to create policies domestically and
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He is also advised by many top political heads of different department’s agencies. Such as Joint Chief of Staff. He helps advise the president how to strategies in foreign conflicts. For example President Obama has recently nominated Gen. Martin Dempsey, Army chief of staff, to become chairman of Joints Chiefs of Staff. And well now help Obama on overseas conflicts and well help him strategies. The National Security Console in the other hand is a group of policy experts that focus on security issues and advice the president. The console consists of the Vice President, Secretary of State, Secretary of Defense, and the Secretary of Treasury. The Cabinet Departments helps greatly on advising the president on domestic and foreign issues that are occurring, it is composed of appointed members by the president. Who then later are introduces to the senate for approval or rejection. Which leads how a president is able to create forging policy. Typically how a President can create forging policy is by international agreements. An example of international agreement is when the United States Government provided relief to North Korea on critical issues, and helped regulating authority in the North Korean Nation. But even though the president focuses on both foreign and domestic policy he tends to focus more on the foreign, and congress tends to be more domestic and has the ability purse the president. Their for having power to constrain the president of doing whatever the president and his advisors come up with for foreign
He is also advised by many top political heads of different department’s agencies. Such as Joint Chief of Staff. He helps advise the president how to strategies in foreign conflicts. For example President Obama has recently nominated Gen. Martin Dempsey, Army chief of staff, to become chairman of Joints Chiefs of Staff. And well now help Obama on overseas conflicts and well help him strategies. The National Security Console in the other hand is a group of policy experts that focus on security issues and advice the president. The console consists of the Vice President, Secretary of State, Secretary of Defense, and the Secretary of Treasury. The Cabinet Departments helps greatly on advising the president on domestic and foreign issues that are occurring, it is composed of appointed members by the president. Who then later are introduces to the senate for approval or rejection. Which leads how a president is able to create forging policy. Typically how a President can create forging policy is by international agreements. An example of international agreement is when the United States Government provided relief to North Korea on critical issues, and helped regulating authority in the North Korean Nation. But even though the president focuses on both foreign and domestic policy he tends to focus more on the foreign, and congress tends to be more domestic and has the ability purse the president. Their for having power to constrain the president of doing whatever the president and his advisors come up with for foreign