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`„ The president has the right to utilize his
expressed, delegated, and inherent
powers to their advantage.
`„ The president can create an executive
agreement without the approval of the
Senate or House.
`„ The president has the right to executive
privilege, which says that any
confidential information disclosed
between the president and advisors
shouldn¶t be revealed.
`„ The president gives a State of the Union
Address where he can publicly state to
Congress what he will and will not veto.
The veto has had political drives in the
past to help keep balance in Congress.
`„ The president can appoint Supreme
Court Judges to his political advantage.
`„ uresident can refuse to enforce court¶s
decision
`„ ceorganize the bureaucracy
`„ The Supreme Court can select which
cases on the Docket to pursue to their
political advantage.
`„ The Supreme Court can set precedents
in American law with their rulings.
`„ The Supreme Court can also rule in a
way to not upset Congress, in order to
maintain the powers they have.
`„ Declare bureaucracies actions
unconstitutional
`„ Declare executive branch¶s actions
unconstitutional
`„ Declare legislative branch¶s actions
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organization of the bureaucracy
`„ uass legislation that alters the
bureaucracy¶s activities
`„ nfluence presidential appointments of
agency heads and other officials
`„ Œverride president¶s veto
`„ cemove existing government programs
`„ nfluence decisions in Supreme Court
`„ mpeach uresident
networks making them an asset to the
executive branch
`„ Accomplish task and missions in a
manner that would otherwise be
unmanageable
`„ Create clienteles in the legislature- the
world of inertest groups and public
opinion a bureaucracy establishes a
coalition of supporters, some whom
will fight to keep their place