President's Relationship

Definition

The president's relationship refers to the interaction between the president (as an individual) or the presidency (as an institution) with various stakeholders such as citizens, interest groups, media outlets, foreign governments, etc.

Related terms

Public Opinion: The collective attitudes or beliefs held by individuals within a society towards political issues or leaders.

Executive Power: Authority vested in the president to carry out laws and manage government affairs.

Checks and Balances: Constitutional provisions that distribute powers among different branches of government in order to prevent any one branch from becoming too powerful.