The President Has Both Implicit And Executive Powers

The Presidents has both implicit and explicit powers. The constitution explicitly gives the president the power to sign or veto legislation, appoint judges (with the consent of the senate), and command the armed forces. The constitution also provides the president with the implied powers of executive orders and executive privilege. The President uses executive orders to direct federal agencies, executive orders do not have to be approved by congress, however, they are still subject to judicial oversight.