President of the United States

Definition

The President is both head of state and head of government in America, responsible for executing federal law, appointing officials with Senate approval, negotiating treaties, and serving as commander-in-chief.

Related terms

Executive Orders: Directives issued by Presidents that manage operations within federal government; akin to instructions from a coach during halftime.

Veto Power: A constitutional power allowing presidents to reject legislation; it's like having an "undo" button on proposed team strategies you don't agree with.

Impeachment Process: A mechanism for removing presidents from office due to misconduct; think about it as being voted off your sports team for breaking rules.