Running a whole nation is not an easy job to do, especially as a president. The president is unable to stay updated with all of the issues in the United States, yet the president receives help from people of his own party and those he appoints to take care of specific problems he cannot address directly. There are times in which Congress works with him, yet there are times in which they oppose his policies. The Republican Party also gives Obama a hard time at times. However, it is the president’s decision to create policies that secure the future of the nation. The presidency is by far the most complicated task, however having a structured agenda facilitates the workload and keeps the citizens satisfied. Immigration, healthcare, and war are
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There are many challenges that a newly elected president faces when elected. If I won the Presidency of the United States in the 2016 elections, I would have a difficult time especially since I would be the first woman president of the United States. The U.S. has always been controlled …show more content…
However, the War Pact lets the President notify Congress that he has initiated military war in which he has an estimate of ninety days to return the troops back home if Congress does not accept his initiative. Obama is interfered in the ISIL issue, so the U.S. can receive aid from other countries when we are under attack. His initiative might help me throughout my presidential term because it leads to having a stronger alliance with Middle Eastern countries. Therefore I can extend my agenda and work with foreign countries on global issues. I have the power to neglect Congress approval in a war issue, also. For example, President George Bush received a blank check from Congress during the September attacks. The blank check gave him total power to do what was needed. So far, Obama has not reached that stage since there has not been a real threat, but if another tragedy were to happen again, there is a possibility that I could receive the same benefits that Bush
There are many challenges that a newly elected president faces when elected. If I won the Presidency of the United States in the 2016 elections, I would have a difficult time especially since I would be the first woman president of the United States. The U.S. has always been controlled …show more content…
However, the War Pact lets the President notify Congress that he has initiated military war in which he has an estimate of ninety days to return the troops back home if Congress does not accept his initiative. Obama is interfered in the ISIL issue, so the U.S. can receive aid from other countries when we are under attack. His initiative might help me throughout my presidential term because it leads to having a stronger alliance with Middle Eastern countries. Therefore I can extend my agenda and work with foreign countries on global issues. I have the power to neglect Congress approval in a war issue, also. For example, President George Bush received a blank check from Congress during the September attacks. The blank check gave him total power to do what was needed. So far, Obama has not reached that stage since there has not been a real threat, but if another tragedy were to happen again, there is a possibility that I could receive the same benefits that Bush