The Importance Of Becoming President

Becoming president comes with great responsibilities that some may not know of. Once a person becomes president they are taking on a huge weight of our country and we trust in this person to make it as great as can be. The duties of a president are hard at times; he/she has veto power, the appointment power, the power to convene congress, the power to make treaties, the power to preside over the military, and the pardoning power. With the president being in control of the veto power he/she can veto any act of Congress but Congress has the right to override any veto by a two-thirds vote in each house. The appointment power the president can appoint people with the advice from the Senate, Ambassadors, and other high end people like that; he can also remove any of the people he appoints. The Constitution requires that the president inform the Congress annually and authorize the president to convene in either one or both houses of Congress. The president also has the power to make treaties with foreign countries; it is checked by the Constitutions rule that at least two-thirds of the members of the Senate must approve all these treaties. Presiding over the military is the most important job of the president, …show more content…
A good president should have patience when it comes to waiting for certain things, show self-control when in upsetting situations, show strength when in dangerous times, be sympathetic and kind to others who aren’t American citizens and are struggling. These are the traits and characteristics that make a good president. The twenty-fifth Amendment allows a president to fill a spot in the office of vice president with the consent of one simple majority of both Houses of Congress. The main purpose of this amendment was to deal with spots in the office of the president, was to fix certain structural flaws in Article