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Mass Media
Forms of communication, including printed publications, radio, television, and most recently, the internet.
Imperial Presidency
A term refering to the President as an emperor, taking strong actions without consulting Congress or seeking it's approval.
Oath of Office
A provision the President swears to on the day he takes office.
Executive Order
A directive, rule, or regulation that has the effect of a law.
Ordinance Power
The power of the Constitution and the acts of Congress.
Treaty
A formal agreement between two or more soveregin states.
Executive Agreement
A pact between the President and the head of a forgien state, or between their subordinates.
Recognition
The President, acting for the United States, aknowledges the legal existance of that country and its government.
Persona Non Grata
An unwelcome person.
Line-Item Veto
The power given to the President to cancel specific dollar amounts (line items) in spending bills enacted in Congress.
Reprieve
The postponement of the execution of a sentance.
Pardon
Legal forgiveness of a crime.
Clemency
Mercy or leniency that may be used in federal cases.
Commutation
The power to commute (reduce) the length of a sentance or fine inposed by a court.
Amnesty
The power of pardoning.