Vice Presidency

The Vice Presidency is a key role in government, particularly in the United States. The Vice President serves as the second-highest executive officer, supporting the President and stepping in if the President is unable to perform their duties. This may involve presiding over the Senate and casting tie-breaking votes. The Vice President often represents the administration in various capacities and may take on specific responsibilities or initiatives. In essence, the Vice Presidency is both a backup to the President and a significant political position, influencing both domestic and international policies.