President Wanted
We need the Perfect Candidate!
Requirements for the President
- Must be at least 35 years old
- Must be a Native-born citizen
- Must be a 14 year resident
Great traits for a President
Roles of the President Guided Questions
1. The first role of the president is being the Party Leader. This role is basically getting the people, that the president wants elected, elected. He persuades the people to vote for them and gains a lot of support for his party.
2. The second role is Commander-in-Chief. This role is having complete control over the military of the U.S. The president can decide to use the military when necessary and can decide what is right. The military must follow orders from the president.
3. The third role is Chief Executive. This role gives the president the power to enforce and make the laws for our country. The president must administer the law or else his agencies will.
4. The fourth role is Chief of State. This role includes being a figurehead of the U.S. at important events. It allows the president to show his American values that a president should have.
5. The fifth role is Chief Diplomat. This role is interacting with leaders from other nations to solve problems. It normally is foreign affairs, but can be other issues as well. The president is in charge of making sure the U.S. has a strong foreign policy with other countries.
6. The last role is Chief Legislator. This role consists conducting meetings with Congress to figure out how to perfect and pass a bill as well as making the bills all together. The president gives his opinions to Congress to give them an idea of what the bill should entail.
Perks for the Job
- Salary: $400,000
- $50,000 non-taxable expense account
- $100,000 personal account(food, entertainment, clothing, trips)
- Living in the White House
- Full Staff of Workers
- Full access to the Air Force One, Marine 1, and Presidential Limousine
- Full access to the Camp David Presidential Retreat Home in Maryland
- Full access to the Blair House(Guest House)
- Medical and Dental Care
- Secret Service Preotection for 10 years
Ten Presidential powers
Commission all military officers of the US
Make treaties with advice and consent of the senate
Appoint ambassadors, federal judges, Supreme Court Justices
Grant pardons and reprieves
Deliver the annual state of the Union address
Call either or both houses of Congress into special session
Ensure that all laws passed by Congress are carried out
Appoints heads of executive departments
He decides the members of the cabinet
Most Important Power
Current World Issue
This issue with ISIS that the whole world is facing, happens everyday whether we know it or not. Each day hostages are being killed by ISIS and they continue to plan their next attack. The attacks occur all over the world and everyone must be thinking one will soon be happening in the U.S. We must be prepared in case the unspeakable happens. Everyone must try to do everything they can to stop this threat from ever reaching the U.S. No one wants another attack like 9/11 or the Boston Marathon or any attack of any kind to occur anywhere, but especially not in OUR country.
If I had the responsibility of being the President of the United States, I would have several powers guaranteed to me that I would use to fight this issue. The first one is Commander in Chief. I would form an alliance with other countries to send military personnel into isolated parts of the Middle East to eradicate the ISIS group. Although they are spread out, I would work as hard as I possibly could until everyone in the whole world can go to bed knowing they don't need to worry about ISIS anymore. I would also make sure Congress is passing and enforcing extra security laws in airports to guarantee no attacks could happen on an airplane or at an airport. The trait I would use to help with this issue would be a level 5 leader. Using all the courage possible to work until I physically can't anymore to ensure the safety of my country. I wouldn't rest until the threat is destroyed to ensure the continuation of the freedom of the United States.