Presidential Power

Presidential power refers to the authority and responsibilities held by the President of a country, particularly in a government like that of the United States. This power includes executing laws, directing national defense, managing foreign relations, and influencing legislation. The President can issue executive orders, appoint federal officials, and serve as Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces. However, this power is balanced by other branches of government—Congress and the judiciary—ensuring no single branch becomes too powerful. Ultimately, presidential power involves leadership, decision-making, and representing the nation both domestically and internationally.