Forms of communication, especially radio, TV, and the internet
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Chief Diplomat
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The main architect of American foreign Policy & the nations chief spokesperson to the rest of the world
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Federal Buudget
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Very Detailed estimate of receipts and expenditures during the next fiscal year
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Reprieve
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The postponement of the execution of a sentence
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District Plan
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Electors are chosen in each state the same way as members of congress
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Domestic Affairs
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All matters not directly connected to the realm of foreign affairs
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Executive Agreement
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Pact between President and head of a foreign state
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Persona Non Grata
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Unwelcome person
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Chief of State
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The ceremonial head of the government of the United States, the symbol of all the people of the nation
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Treaty
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Formal agreement between two or more Sovereign States
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Recognition
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Acknowledgement of legal existence of a country and its government
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Electoral College
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The group of people chosen from each state to formally select the president and vp
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National Bonus Plan
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Awards extra electoral votes as a bonus to the winner of the popular vote
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Pardon
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Legal forgiveness for a crime
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Executive Office of the President
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Organization of several separate agencies staffed by most of the president's closest advisers and assistants
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Chief Executive
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Vested by the constitution with the executive power
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Electoral Votes
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Casted by presidential electors to vote for president & VP
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Sectretary
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In charge of a government department
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Chief Citizen
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President is expected to be "the representative of all the people"
-work for and represent the public interest
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Winner-Take-All
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The candidate who won the preference vote automatically won the support of all delegates chosen at primary
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Clemency
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Mercy or leniency
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Presidential Succession Act of 1947
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Law states the VP is next in line, then the Speaker of the House, the President Pro Temp ore of the Senate and then the Secretary of State, and then each of the other 14 Heads of the cabinet department
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Presidential Electors
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Choose the President & VP
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Executive Article
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The executive power shall be vested in a president of the United States of America
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Electorate
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The mass of people who can cast votes in a election
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Oath of Office
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Sworn by the president on the day he takes office
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Attorney General
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The principal officer who represents a country or a state in legal proceedings and gives legal advice to the government
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Direct Popular Election
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Each vote would count equally in national result; winner elected from majority choice
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Chief Administrator
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Director of the huge executive branch of the Federal Government
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National Conventions
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The meetings at which the delegates vote to pick their presidential and vice presidential candidates.
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Executive Order
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Directive, rule or regulation that has the effect of law
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Presidential Primary
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An election in which a party's voters choose some or all of a state party organization's delegates to their party's national convention and/or express a preference among various contenders for their party's presidential nomination
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Fiscal Year
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12 month Period used by government and business for record keeping, budgeting, and other financial management puropses
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Chief Legislature
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Main architect of its public policies
-as chief legislature, the president initiates, suggests, requests,insists & demands that congress enact much of its major legislation
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Commander in Chief
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1.4 Million Men and women in uniform & the nations entire military arsenal are subject to the presidents direct and immediate control
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Chief of Party
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Acknowledged leader of the political party that controls the executive branch
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Line-Item Veto
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Urged that the president be given the power to cancel specific dollar items in spending bills enacted by congress
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Proportional Plan
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Each presidential candidate would receive same share of a state's electoral vote as he or she received in the state's popular vote.
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Proportional Representation
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Any candidate who wins at least 15% of the votes cast in primary gets the number of percent of the states delegates
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Ordinance Power
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The power to issue these orders
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Executive Departments
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One of the oldest primary units of the executive branch of the federal government of the United States
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Amnesty
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a blanket pardon offered to a group of law voilators
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Presidential Succession
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The scheme by which a presidential vacancy is filled
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Commutation
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The power to commute the length of a sentence or a fine imposed by court
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Balance the Ticket
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Someone who the presidential Candidate Picks that will strengthen his chance of being elected.