Presidential Pamphlet
By: Natalie Dube and Hannah Simonson
Constitutional Requirements
Salary and Benefits of being President
-$50,000 annual expense account
-$100,000 on no-taxable travel account
-$19,000 for entertainment
-Free transportation
-After retirement you remain on the government payroll
Constitutional Powers Granted to the President
2. Executive Agreements
3. Recognition
4. Recommending Legislation
5. Veto Power
6. Calling Congress into Special Session
7. Reprieve
8. Pardon
9. Can fill vacancies
10. Receives ambassadors and other public ministers
Executive: 1,2,3,9,10
Diplomatic: 7,8
Judicial/Legislative: 4,5,6
We think that the veto power is the most important because if the President doesn't agree on a bill or law, he can make sure that it doesn't become a law.
Leadership Qualities
-Conflict Resolution (4)- It's an important trait because there will be conflicts between the different parties and it has to be resolved one way or the other.
-Inspiring Vision(6)- It's an important trait because the president has to see both sides in the situation but he can't just pick one side or the other it has to be a generalized decision.
-Trust (9)- It's is an important trait because the president needs the trust of the entire country.
-Level Five Leader (13)- It's an important trait because the country needs an amazing president that brings the nation together.
Roles of the President
Our Issue
2. If we were president, we would go to the most populated states of immigration and increase the guards and police throughout the state. We would also put up walls and watch the borders more carefully. We would use the veto power to veto anything that support the immigrant issue. We would also use the role of Commander-in-Chief to put armed forces by the borders to decrease immigration.