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The president is often called "the most powerful person in the world." Since then their have been many new powers added, but they have also introduced more to limit the president.

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The Constitution's Executive Article establishes specific grants of presidential power. It gives the president the power to command the military, to make treaties, to approve or veto acts of Congress, and much more.

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To start off the formal grants of power to the President haven't been changed since 1789. As the country has become more industrialized and technologically advanced, the public has asked the Government to take a larger role in public necessities. In times of crisis and in times of war, we look at the president to guide us through problems. This has led to the strengthening of the executive power.

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Every president since Franklin Roosevelt has used the mass media. They use these forms of communication to speak to the public and build support for policies and actions.

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This term has been used by critics of strong presidential power to describe presidents that seem to imitate characteristics of emperors. These presidents seem to take strong actions without consulting Congress or seeking its approval. These critics see this as trying to evade or deceive Congress.