An example of this power in use is in 2002 when President George W. Bush gave a speech at the Pentagon in honor of the 184 people who died on September 11, 2001. Through the speech, he made some clarifications and “honored each name and each life…” The Chief Legislator is the power the President is given to affect Congress’ decision about a law. Some of his roles are that he signs or vetoes legislation, introduces legislation, and works with Congress on the budget. An example of this power being used in history was when Franklin Roosevelt created the New Deal programs during the Great Depression, establishing government departments, Social Security and government spending initiatives that were designed to improve the lives of Americans by offering them government
An example of this power in use is in 2002 when President George W. Bush gave a speech at the Pentagon in honor of the 184 people who died on September 11, 2001. Through the speech, he made some clarifications and “honored each name and each life…” The Chief Legislator is the power the President is given to affect Congress’ decision about a law. Some of his roles are that he signs or vetoes legislation, introduces legislation, and works with Congress on the budget. An example of this power being used in history was when Franklin Roosevelt created the New Deal programs during the Great Depression, establishing government departments, Social Security and government spending initiatives that were designed to improve the lives of Americans by offering them government