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Do you think you have what it takes to lead the whole country? Well if you do, then we have the job for you!

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If you have these things then this is may be the job for you!
- You have to be a natural born citizen.
- You have to be at least 45 years old.
- You have to be a resident of the US for at least 14 years.

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The salary is $400,000 plus a $50,000 expense allowance and free housing!

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The entire nation and voted by states by 538 electors

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You have to be president for at least 4 years and you can have two terms which is would in total be 8 years.

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Chief Citizen
Representative of all of the nation’s people.

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The president as chief citizen is supposed to be the face of the people, and represent his people as the popular leader. The president must be trustworthy and work for the public interest. The...

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Chief of Party :
Leader of the political party that controls the executive branch

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Gloria Borger writes that Republican voters have made it very clear: their party is now the party of Trump and they have more faith in the President than in the GOP-controlled Congress.

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Chief diplomat:
Architect of American Foreign Policy

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Roles of Chief Diplomats

In many democracies, the chief diplomat is the elected president. In 2018, in the U.S., that's Donald Trump. Like Trump, however, most U.S. presidents come into office without having a background in diplomacy or in the diplomatic corps. Although presidents set diplomatic policy in its broadest terms, they often hand over some of their diplomatic functions to their Secretaries of State; many Secretaries of State have more diplomatic experience than the presidents they've served. For every country the U.S. recognizes, it also assigns an ambassador, who functions as the U.S.'s chief diplomat in residence.

Presidential Diplomatic Powers

The president has constitutionally granted powers to recognize foreign governments and to make certain bilateral or multilateral treaties. In theory, he needs the "advice and consent" of the Senate in most major diplomatic matters, but over the years, and beginning as early as Kennedy, presidents have regularly abrogated the requirement, sometimes to a degree that critics to refer to as "the Imperial Presidency."

The Function of the Secretary of State

Often, Secretaries of State have more experience in Washington than the presidents they serve. In addition to being the President's principal foreign policy advisor, they often prepare the groundwork for negotiations with foreign countries; they represent the U.S. at major diplomatic conferences; they negotiate treaties and agreements; and, as the Department of State's Chief Foreign Service Officer, they recommend ambassadorial appointments, administer the Department of State and supervise the U.S. Foreign Service - the country's boots on the ground in the conduct of international diplomacy.

Foreign Ambassadors

Ambassadors are appointed by the president to represent the country in its relations with individual nations. Often, they are persons of prominence in civilian life. Anna Wintour, the long-time editor of Vogue Magazine and a powerhouse in international fashion circles for decades, was considered by President Trump for the prestigious ambassadorship to Great Britain. Even more than celebrity, however, becoming a U.S. ambassador requires being wealthy. The ambassadorial salary maxes out at under $200,000; fulfilling the ambassadorial obligations for a developed country such as France, however, might require annual expenditures of several multiples of that amount.

Although ambassadors are often diplomatic figureheads in terms both of overall policy-making (which remains the purview of the President and his Secretary of State), and the nuts and bolts of diplomatic tactics, the difference between a great ambassador and a mediocre ambassador can really influence relations between the two countries. Benjamin Franklin, the first U.S. ambassador to France, successfully drove French foreign policy toward the emergent U.S. and away from Great Britain. At the other extreme, some U.S. ambassadors to Latin American countries, Bolivia, for example, have been expelled for engaging in activities that their host countries perceived as being insurrectionary.

Foreign Service Officers

In general, a lot of the institutional wisdom that enables effective foreign policy on the ground is embodied in about 3,000 foreign service officers, as a part of the State Department workforce. The State Department gives this rather bland description of a foreign officer's duties: "to promote peace, support prosperity, and protect American citizens while advancing the interests of the U.S. abroad." In practice, carrying out these duties reflects the priorities of the President and his Secretary of State and, to a lesser degree, the U.S. ambassador in the country where the officer is serving. In the Obama era, for instance, state department officers often investigated human rights issues in the host country or they worked to solve problems when citizens of the country they represented tried to immigrate to the U.S. In the Trump era, foreign service officers may be more engaged in facilitating American business abroad.

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In 2018, the chief diplomat in the U.S is President, Donald Trump. Presidents set policy in the broadest terms, but often hand over many diplomatic functions to the U.S. Secretary of State. For every country the U.S. recognizes, it assigns an ambassador, the U.S.'s chief diplomat in residence.

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This is no easy job and you need be prepared to handle all of these different tasks.

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Commander in chief:
Head of all armed forces.

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These Are Donald Trump's Biggest Priorities as Commander-in-Chief

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Chief legislator:
Proposer of legislative agenda.

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Chief Executive:
Head of the executive government.

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Chief of State:
The ceremonial head of government.