3 Executive Branch Things I Learned S18 by Jason Bretzmann

3 Executive Branch Things I Learned S18 by Jason Bretzmann https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku Made with serendipity en-us 2018-03-05 19:59:43 UTC 2019-04-13 23:15:21 UTC hello@padlet.com Sarah Wutke https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239249117 1. the head of the government acts as the head of the political party.
2. the head of the state serves as the symbol of hopes and dreams of people.
3. the real definition of the president is being head of the state meaning he is a symbol of the nation who represents all people.

]]> 2018-03-07 16:38:01 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239249117 Savannah Dembosky 19demboskysa https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239251216 1) Since Franklin Roosevelt's presidency, the people have expected the president to solve large issues in the country, even though they do not have the power to do so by themselves.
2) President's have to face two conflicting roles during their presidency. They have to be the political role of head of government and they have to act as an elevated and nonpolitical head of state.
3) United State's presidents have traditionally been the leader of their political party and have to appoint the chair of the party's national committee. ]]> 2018-03-07 16:41:00 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239251216 Paige Henry 19henrypa https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239251704 1.) There is a gap between the promises that the president makes and their limited constitutional power. A second gap exists between the head of state and head of government roles.
2.) Very popular presidents are important fund-raisers for the party and have a major influence on the party platform.
3.) The Speaker of the House becomes president if both the president and vice president are unable to serve. ]]> 2018-03-07 16:41:34 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239251704 Savanah Skack https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239255816 1. After Franklin Roosevelt's Presidency in 1945, presidents from there on out were viewed as leaders and not administrators.
2. Presidents in the past didn't have to be politicians, now required to be lawmakers, carry out laws, and their programs. They are now expected to effortlessly wheel, deal, and bargain.
3. Since Roosevelt's presidency the functions of the Head of Government have changed drastically. (head of political party)]]> 2018-03-07 16:47:25 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239255816 Ryan Stachowiak 19stachowiakry https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239258243 1. Most of the other nations separate the head-of-state role from the head-of-government role so that symbolic duties can be carried out without being corrupted by politics. ]]> 2018-03-07 16:50:53 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239258243 Kenzie Balcerak 19balcerakma https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239339252 1. There is a large expectation gap between what the president can do and what people think the president is capable of doing.
2. If the president dies or steps out of office, as well as the vice president, the speaker of the house becomes president
3. There is an unavoidable conflict is that there are always going to be unhappy citizens. Those who are unhappy damage the stature of the President.]]> 2018-03-07 18:54:59 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239339252 Mariah Drobot https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239358946 1. President Roosevelt was the first president to serve more than 2 terms. After this congress passed the 22nd Amendment limiting a president to 2 terms.
2. When this textbook was issued only 4 of the last 9 presidents were elected for a second term.
3. Presidents appoint the chair of the parties national national committee and use their constitutional powers to reward or punish for loyalty and lack of cooperation. ]]> 2018-03-07 19:25:59 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239358946 Casey Wendt https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239366289 1. President Roosevelt did not act as though he had limiting powers, he acted like a leader during the Great Depression
2. Americans expect presidents to be more than just administrators with laws passed by the Congress; presidents must be lawmakers to a higher level.
3. Almost all presidential changes result in some citizens gaining and some losing.]]> 2018-03-07 19:37:46 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239366289 Nicole Anderson https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239368610 1) There are gaps within the presidency power and the office separating our expectations and realities. The first gap separates what the public expects and what presidents can actually accomplish.
2) The second gap is between two conflicting roles the president must play. Presidents must be not only administrators carrying out laws passed by congress but also high-level lawmakers.
3) Since President Roosevelt, the functions as head of the government have been expanded. Now, presidents are expected to set up deals, line up the votes, and work to pass legislation and provide political support. The president also has the job of making the government work while being the head of their political party to make laws using their constitutional power. ]]> 2018-03-07 19:41:34 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239368610 AJ Makinen https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239478887 1. On the one hand, after Congress makes the laws, the President is supposed to develop support so they get passed (making him a chief lawmaker, too).
2. On the other hand, the President also has to represent the hopes and dreams of all people, and unify the country in the best way possible.
3. The President may make a lot of promises that the people want him to keep, but there are limiting powers established by the constitution that restrict how much of these large promises he can actually provide.]]> 2018-03-08 02:10:08 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239478887 19calvettibr https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239480660 1. The presidents life is constantly documented by the media and we the people expect one thing but get something less, leading there to be a gap between expectations and reality. There are two different types of expectation gaps: the promises the president makes and the two conflicting roles the president plays: head of state and head of government.
2. Since Franklin Roosevelt's presidency people have expected the president to solve all the nations problems.
3. The head of state serves as a symbol of the hopes and dreams of a people. Differing from the head of government which is supposed to run the government and act as the head of a political party. ]]> 2018-03-08 02:20:32 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239480660 19albrechtem https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239637404 1. In the government there are gaps, the first gap separates the public expects and what the president can accomplish.
2. the second gap is the government of 2 conflicting roles are expected to play: the symbolic role of head of state and political role of head of government.
3. Until the beginning 1930's the president in the US was mainly administrative position by the extensive legislative power of congress.

]]> 2018-03-08 13:45:06 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239637404 Morgan Clemence https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239668980 1. there are 2 gaps that separate presidential and the office of power. One of the gaps is the difference between what the public expects and what the president actually does.
2. If both the president and the vice president die or get kicked out of the office the speaker of the house will then become the new president.
3. the president's job is to make sure the government is running smoothly. He also is in charge of political power and has to make laws that follow the constitution.

]]> 2018-03-08 14:35:53 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239668980 Taylor Heine https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239676580 1. The government has gaps and the gaps separates the public and what the president can do or accomplish
2.The other gap is the government of 2 roles that are having conflict and expected to do. The roles are the symbolic role of head of state and political role of head of government.
3. All the presidents changes have in some citizens gaining and some losing things that are important to them. ]]> 2018-03-08 14:45:56 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239676580 Kathryn https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239712188 1. The public figure of the president is the first person the citizens and the media think of when of significance happens whether it it a terrorist attack, a natural disaster or a big drop in the stock market.

2. Franklin Roosevelt changed the public expectations of the president the constitution was amended to weaken the presidency.

3. The second gap the president faced was between the conflicting roles they must play americans expect the president to be more than mere administrators carrying out the laws passed by congress ]]> 2018-03-08 15:31:29 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239712188 Caleb https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239713147 2018-03-08 15:32:36 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239713147 19tomczykab https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239716426 1. The president has two roles that they must act as. They have to represent the head of the government as the political role as well as unite and unify the public as the non political role.
2. The president undergoes a lot of judgement from the public and they have to please voters and give hope that they will be able to solve the nations problems
3. Presidents act as the leader of their political party and they have a major influence on the party platform which is a formal statment of the policies that the party sponsers.

]]> 2018-03-08 15:36:49 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239716426 Emma Adams https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239724378 1. A president has two roles. A president represents the head of the government. The president must also unite and unify the the people.
2. In the government there are two gaps. One gap is separates the public and what the president can accomplish.
3. The second gap in the government is the two conflicting roles. On of the conflicting role is the symbolic role of the head of the state and the second one is the political role. ]]> 2018-03-08 15:47:55 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239724378 Grace https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239729049 1. The president has two main roles. They represent the government as a political role. They also bring a non political role to the job.
2. The president has to be very strong because in electiosn they get lots of people with differtn opionons. Some people will with the President's point of view but some people do not agree with the President's point of view.
3. The president acts as a leader in the political
parties. As for they are a big influence in the party platform for the party, ]]> 2018-03-08 15:54:10 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239729049 mitchell geiger https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239733741 1. There are more limits to what the president can do than what people think.
2. the president has two different roles: the government role, and the people role.
3. the president appoints the chair of the party's national committee ]]> 2018-03-08 16:00:44 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239733741 Ryan Stachowiak 19stachowiakry https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239757356 1. The founders wanted the presidency to carry the dignity, if not the power, of a monarch .
2. Presidents have two roles; one is the essentially political role of head of government while the other is the elevated and nonpolitical role of head of state.
3. There are two gaps in government, One gap separates the public from politics while the other gap separates the two roles the president must do. ]]> 2018-03-08 16:34:12 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239757356 Dominique Zaruba https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239759561 1. The president of the United States of America is a representative of the country's government, and plays a part of the role of the executive branch in our 3 branched government.
2. The president has to be open minded and be willing to heed to the country's needs and desires. The president has to acknowledge the fact that they will not be supported by everyone in the country, as everyone in the country has a different perspective on politics.
3. The president is a representative of the political parties that they are a part of. They have a big influence on how the country looks at the certain political party, and has the power to influence others as such.

]]> 2018-03-08 16:37:17 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239759561 Jesse Sieren https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239761322 1.The more power the president has, that usually means that the congress has less power. It could also go the other way.
2. People in the U.S. think that the presidents are capable of doing a lot more than they can because they don't understand that there are limits to what the president can do.
3.Presidents are not only expected too keep their promises, but they are expected to be High level law makers]]> 2018-03-08 16:39:50 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239761322 Max Hassforth https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239765099 1. In the US government every branch has a role, but they still all work together also.

2. The President has two main roles. The president has a role in the political sense and a non political role.

3. The government has gaps and the gaps separates the public and what the president can do or accomplish]]> 2018-03-08 16:45:13 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239765099 Kevin Schepp 19scheppke https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239830504 1. The president represents head of government as well as unifying the people.
2. There are two gaps in government. One separates politics from the public, and one separates the roles of the president.
3. The president has to be open minded in order to help the country's needs and desires.]]> 2018-03-08 18:28:10 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239830504 Kenni Czarnecki https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239856720 1. Roosevelt acted unlike any other president. Instead of acting like an administrator, he acted like a leader. America people got used to this and wanted to see it in every president after him. Therefore the expectation for a president changed.
2. The Constitution was amended to weaken the presidency. The 22 amendment that limited number of terms to two.
3. the roles that the president plays as head of government are political aspects.]]> 2018-03-08 19:06:06 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239856720 Brittany Frank https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239886407 1. The head of the state is in charge of building national unity by showing what's best in the nation.
2. When things go wrong, the president is the one held accountable and is responsible for giving an explanation.
3. When a law is being created, the Congress will make it and the president will help pass it.]]> 2018-03-08 19:50:26 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239886407 Alli Niemczysnki https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239886477 1. The president has many limits to the constitutional power, he has rules and process to follow than what most people think.
2. there is 2 gaps, one between the promises that the presidents make and their limited constitutional power to keep large promises, and the second one being 2 conflicting roles- formal and largely role of head of state and more of a political role
3. As head of government, they are supposed to run the government and they act as the head of the political party they are in.]]> 2018-03-08 19:50:35 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239886477 Megan Arnold https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239887661 1. The Head of State serves as the symbol of the hopes and dreams of people and the Head of government are suppose to run the government and act as the head of political party
2. The first gap separates what the public expects and what presidents can actually accomplish.
3. The second gap is that presidents face is between the two conflicting roles they must play]]> 2018-03-08 19:52:57 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239887661 Jasmyn Tamble https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239889645 1. The roles that the president plays as head of the government, are political aspects.
2. The more power the president has, meaning that the congress has less power. It could possibly go the other way.
3. There are two gaps in government. One of them separates politics from public, and the other one separates the roles of the president.]]> 2018-03-08 19:56:55 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239889645 19waldense https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239890323 1. Former President Roosevelt didn't act as if he had limited powers, heacted like a leader during the Great Depression.

2. The president represents head of government also to unify the people.

3. When something doesn't go according to plan, the president is responsible for stating why it happened.]]> 2018-03-08 19:58:16 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/239890323 Mason Crangle https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/240267960 1. The head of the government is the president
2. The president cannot be biased, he must keep an open mind for the better good of the country.
3. The president represents the country, therefore that changes how he acts in person vs. how he acts in front of an audience. ]]> 2018-03-09 17:20:21 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/240267960 Tessa Schroeder https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/240324503 1. There's many limits that the President has that we are unaware of.
2. The President has two roles; one of them is they represent the United States government and the second is they bring a non political factor by uniting and unifying the people.
3. The President makes many promises to the people, and we expect him to keep the promise. But there are restrictions written into the Constitution that limit how many of these promises they can provide.]]> 2018-03-09 19:05:30 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/240324503 Steven Woznicki https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/240815161 1. There are two gaps, one of the gaps is: the government has two rules. The conflicting rule is the role of the head/ top of the state. The second rule of this gap is the political rule.
2. There are more limits to the president then people think, they must be opened minded about things that can do what's best for the country.
3. The speaker of the house will become the president if the president/ vice president die. ]]> 2018-03-12 12:39:21 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/240815161 Izzy Tolfa https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/241418650 1. The president's job is to follow the laws to represent a good image for our country.
2. It is also the president's job to keep an open mind about americans opinions and to not be biased.
3. There are two gaps in the government. One separates politics from the public and the other separates the president's duties. ]]> 2018-03-13 14:56:16 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/241418650 Johnny Drana https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/241438479 1. The executive does not make the laws, the execute the laws.
2. The president has a major role in unifying the people of the country and needs to represent the government.
3. The president and congress have natural tensions. ]]> 2018-03-13 15:25:51 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/241438479 Allissa Hernandez https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/242454656 1. The president is the head of the government.
2. There are two gaps in the government. One of them separated politics from public, and the other one separates the roles of the president.
3. The speaker of the house will become the president if the president and the vice president were to die.]]> 2018-03-15 16:11:43 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/242454656 Maggie Chmiel https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/242601938 1. The president faces 2 expectation gaps. The gap between the very great promises that presidents make and the gap between two conflicting roles that the presidents are expected to play.
2. When the president does not meet up to the people's expectations, The people can vote him out. Even if it isn't his fault.
3. The president must form two roles: one is the essentially political role of head of Gov. The other is the elevated and political role of the head state.

]]> 2018-03-15 21:04:49 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/242601938 Zachary Lidwin https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/242645796 1. The President has more restrictions on what they can do than what the general public thinks they have.
2. The public always demands the President to solve everyone's problems, but in reality he doesn't have enough power.
3. The founders wanted the presidency to carry out the dignity or even the power of a monarchy.]]> 2018-03-16 01:29:38 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/242645796 Ryan Kaufman https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/242824744 1. The president does not have unlimited power. He has many restrictions and processes he has to go through to make something happen.
2. The president is the one who must address the Country on why something may have occurred. Whether or not it was his fault.
3. The government has two gaps. The presidents duties and roles and politics separated from the public.]]> 2018-03-16 14:03:53 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/242824744 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/243980526 2018-03-20 13:05:06 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/243980526 Maddie Anderson https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/244519784 1. The president has limited constitutional power which makes their great promises hard to keep.
2. We have ammended the Constitution to limit the power of the president, allowing one to serve for a maximum of two terms.
3. American presidents act as both the head of the state and the head of the government, acting as both a symbol of hopes and dreams of the people and the head of the political party. ]]> 2018-03-21 13:46:31 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/244519784 Anthony Alivo https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/245150242 1. Speaker of the house will become president if the president and the vice president can't.
2. The president has many limits
3. The president has two roles which one is presidential political role and a non political role]]> 2018-03-22 17:49:47 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/245150242 Jake Strande https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/245154114 1) The gap: the separation between our expectations and reality. The president is normally expected to play the very symbolic role to represent the head of the state, and also a large political role as the head of government.
2) Since the presidency of Franklin Roosevelt, people now have a large expectation of the president too just really fix everything. If you have a problem, the president WILL fix it, but no, that's not real life and that is a FAKE - expectation coming from americans. This is when the gap was born and has been a hugely abnormal expectation of the man that leads the country.
3) As the president, they are forced to go through "An unavoidable conflict." You're the president which means you're the head of state also known as the leader of the nation. Then you are also known as the head of government, so you are forced to be a leader that doesn't really help everybody in the nation from the difficulty with the government and taxes or welfare policy or etc. Long story short though is as the president of the united states of america you will feel the general force to help but do your best as our leader. ]]> 2018-03-22 17:56:10 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/245154114 Gillian Hutchins https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/245313935 1. When something goes wrong the president has to come up with a reason why and is held accountable for it.
2. In the government there are two gaps.(separates what the public and president can accomplish)
3. President- symbol of nation and represents all of the people. ]]> 2018-03-23 03:25:33 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/245313935 Hailey Pawlak https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/245485656 1. The constitution limits the power of the president but people have high expectations of the president to fix everything thats wrong in the country.
2. the gap that the president and his promises have, they are limited from the constitution on what they can and cant do.
3. the first thing the president does is define the policy agenda, which is the unofficial business of the Congress.]]> 2018-03-23 14:31:20 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/245485656 Ninamarie Benitez https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/246714219 1. The President has limited duties in, yet he acts as the representative for the United States.
2. If the President dies, the next in line would be Vice President then Speaker of the House.
3. There are two gaps that the President must remember, the gap of politics from public and the gap of the symbolic the president has.]]> 2018-03-27 23:08:50 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/246714219 Kaitlyn Pietsch https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/290762849 1. Roosevelt changed the way people see the role of being the president and how other presidents after him acted.
2. we hold the president accountable for things that they can't do because of congress limiting their power. The gap between expectations and relality.
3. the president has to deal with dealing with the country's problems and making them better but if something goes wrong the president gets all of the blame. ]]> 2018-10-09 14:25:20 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/290762849 Ashley Barabas https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/290822894 1) the head of the state is in charge of building a bigger national unity by showing what’s best in the nation.
2) If things go wrong, the president is always held accountable for them, & has to give an explanation to why it happened the way it did.
3) When they create a law, the president has to pass it, but the congress are the ones who make the law. ]]> 2018-10-09 15:42:52 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/290822894 Ashley Krygoski https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/290829328 1. The 22nd amendment was passed so the max number of terms a president can serve is 2
2. As a result of the constitution, the president only has limited powers when things go wrong
3. The president must act as a unifying figure that represents the whole country as one. ]]> 2018-10-09 15:52:21 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/290829328 Victor Centeno https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/290832352 1. The president used to have much less power and expectations up until FDR and the New Deal.
2. Some countries separate the head of state and head of government so that they don't have to toe the line and risk failure in either area.
3. No matter what the president does, they will make some people angry, even though they are supposed to unify the country. ]]> 2018-10-09 15:56:24 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/290832352 Kaleigh Mazola https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/290844838 1.) There are a lot of limits that the President has that many people don't know.
2.) The Speaker of the House will become president if the President and Vice President can't.
3.) There is a gap between the promises that the president makes and their limited constitutional power and a second gap exists between the head of state and head of government roles.]]> 2018-10-09 16:15:00 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/290844838 Kaleigh Mazola https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/290844846 2018-10-09 16:15:01 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/290844846 Joanna Tadysak https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/290961696 1. When a president doesn't meet people's expectations, people can vote him out even if it isn't their fault.
2. The president may promise many different laws, but they have a limit on how many laws they can provide to the people. There are written restrictions in the constitution.
3. To keep their promises and carry out their programs, presidents must also be able to perform as high-level lawmakers. ]]> 2018-10-09 19:06:08 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/290961696 Jensen Czernejewski https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291300709 1. The Constitution was amended to weaken the power of the presidency
2. In 1951, the 22nd Amendment was ratified to limit the amount of terms a president can serve to 2
3. If the president doesn't resolve an issue, whether if it was the president's fault or not or nothing could have been done to change it, people hold the president accountable and can vote him out of office]]> 2018-10-10 15:16:13 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291300709 Noah Shantz 20shantzno https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291315030 1. The President is Head of State and Head of Government
2. The President is held responsible for conflicts in the country
3. The President doesn't make the laws but he "executes" them. He also can veto laws but can be overturned by congress.]]> 2018-10-10 15:38:54 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291315030 Gavin Gingerich https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291407124 1. President Franklin Roosevelt changed the expectation of presidents to come.

2. Presidents could serve as many terms as they could win up until 1951, when they could only serve two.

3. The head of state, President, must be held responsible for building national unity by representing the best of the United States.]]> 2018-10-10 18:10:33 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291407124 Josh Czaplewski https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291447332 1. only president roosevelt served more than 2 terms before an amendment was passed limiting the amount of terms
2. ]]> 2018-10-10 19:21:04 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291447332 Noah Hirtz https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291447558 1. Only Roosevelt longer than his 2 terms. After this a amendment was formed that only 2 terms was fair.
2. The constitution limits the amount of laws the president can make.
3. Presidents are blamed and then get out voted in office. ]]> 2018-10-10 19:21:32 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291447558 Chloe Adamson https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291495911 1. After FDR's New Deal, the expectations of the president changed, now the presidents have to have a grand vision of change in an effort to win supporters.
2. To have an effective president, the president must be a great politician and at the same time be able to unify citizens.
3. The job of "head of state" is to unify and be there for citizens as a valued symbol. ]]> 2018-10-10 22:11:19 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291495911 Angela Tomczak https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291508319 1. The president can promise the people many different laws, but there is a limit on how many laws they can provide. Also, there are restrictions that the president has to follow.

2. The Constitution was amended so that it can weaken the power of the presidency.

3.The gap is the separation between two things; expectations and reality. The president is expected to play the symbolic role that represents the head of the state. Also, the president has a large political role as the government.

]]> 2018-10-10 23:40:17 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291508319 Kylie Rosewitz https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291519796 1. The 22nd amendment limits the amount of terms that a president may serve.
2. People tend to hold the president responsible even if he had no control and then go to vote him out of office.
3. The president has the ability to promise laws but they have a limit on how many they can provide.]]> 2018-10-11 00:54:46 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291519796 Rabia Ahmed https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291542571 1. The president is the first to define the nation's policy agenda which is the unofficial list of business that the Congress and public think should be taken care of.
2. The president is also seen as the nation's chief lawmaker and coalition builder.
3. Presidents can also have influence on party platforms, which is a formal statement of the policies that the part supports. ]]> 2018-10-11 03:01:41 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291542571 Tom Day https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291756981 1. most terms served = 4
2. 4 of last 9 presidents elected to second term
3. head of stae]]> 2018-10-11 14:38:42 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291756981 Bella Brzezinski https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291818120 1. The head of state serves as the symbol of the hopes and dreams of people.
2. As head of government they are expected to run the government and act as the head of a political party
3. US Presidents are usually the head of their political party.]]> 2018-10-11 16:11:45 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291818120 Emily Davidson https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291914043 1. A head of state is meant to serve as a symbol of hopes and dreams of the people. They keep the public unified
2. The constitution was meant to weaken the power of the president.
3. when things go wrong in the government the blame and responsibility is placed entirely on the president.]]> 2018-10-11 18:52:03 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291914043 Kiley Wojnowski https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291961771 1. FDR was the President who served the longest (4 terms during WW2)
2. People hold the president to a higher standard and don't understand that a lot of things they ask for are out of their control
3. Not a lot of presidents actually get to serve two full terms (looking at the past 9)]]> 2018-10-11 20:57:15 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291961771 Kimberly Schulz https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291984868 1. There is a huge gap between the expectations of the citizens to the president and the possibility of the president's actions.
2. There are only four US presidents (of the last ten) that got reelected to a second term - so it's pretty rare.
3. The president is head of state and head of government at the same time: He represents the nation and takes the lead in politics.]]> 2018-10-11 23:17:36 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291984868 Brittney Barker https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291988466 1. The president is the head of government, who is the head of the political party and taking the lead that divide the people.
2. The president is head of state, a symbol of the nation who represents all the people.
3. The president helps make the laws and also has to make the government work. When things aren't going right they are accountable for it, and have to provide an explanation of the problem.]]> 2018-10-11 23:49:16 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291988466 Lindsay Strom https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291997546 1. Public expectations of the President changed with Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal.
2. The Constitution was amended to weaken the presidency.
3. Presidents need to be ready to get their hands dirty in political activities.]]> 2018-10-12 01:01:34 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/291997546 Jenna Prock https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292000998 1. Roosevelt served for 4 terms, which was the longest any president had served.
2. The twenty-second amendment was passed in an attempt to check presidential power.
3. Presidents must develop the talents to perform as the head of government, and the head of state.]]> 2018-10-12 01:19:16 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292000998 Riley Janz https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292002700 1. the president is often limited by congress, forcing them into a more symbolic role of leadership, rather than someone who actually makes change even if they want to and try to because of congress
2. the 22nd amendment limited the amount of terms a president can serve to 2
3. the president is the head of state and head of government and is the head of his political party.]]> 2018-10-12 01:29:26 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292002700 Andy Mackey https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292007467 1. Roosevelt was the first president to serve more than two terms.

2. The head of states main focus is addressing the hopes and dreams of the people.

3. Most people blame the president and politicians when bad things occur in government.]]> 2018-10-12 02:03:22 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292007467 James Matthes https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292007881 1. The second expectation gap that the presidents face is between two conflicting roles, Americans now expect their Presidents to be more than just administrators but to also keep their promises and their programs.

2. The head of the state serves as a symbol of the hopes and dreams of a person while the head of the government represent the top of the political party.

3. Not only do the Presidents have to help make the law, they have to also make the government work as a whole. When the things go wrong the president is always the one blamed]]> 2018-10-12 02:06:33 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292007881 Madison Hermanson https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292007965 1. President Roosevelt was the first to serve 4 terms

2. The head of state are a symbol of hopes and dreams of the people

3. Women are underestimated in the government because men tend to think women don't have the money that men, which is needed.]]> 2018-10-12 02:07:05 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292007965 Jenna Bigsby https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292011092 1. Roosevelt serving 4 terms is the reason that presidents can now only serve 2 terms
2. Presidents have a very conflicting set of job expectations
3. The president doesn't have as much power as people think he does, which causes him a lot of trouble when trying to meet the public's expectations.]]> 2018-10-12 02:27:42 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292011092 Ricky Von Drasek https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292015044 President Roosevelt was the first to serve 4 terms

Head of state are a symbol of hopes and dreams of the people

Presidents are the head of the governments ]]> 2018-10-12 02:57:57 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292015044 Nathan Stevlingson https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292015688 1. The 22nd amendment limits presidents' powers
2. Head of state serves as the symbol of the hopes and dreams of the people, and is not necessarily a political leader
3. Head of government does things that may be unpopular, but are needed ]]> 2018-10-12 03:03:49 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292015688 Lindsey Evenson https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292024190 1. The founders of the U.S. had hoped for an executive branch with limited power and an extensive legislative power.
2. During the Great Depression Franklin D. Roosevelt broke the power norm and took charge of many situations to lead the country through the difficult times.
3. The country often times struggles to accept and understand the amendments made to the constitution which weakens the presidents power. ]]> 2018-10-12 04:14:06 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292024190 Victoria Leonard https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292032792 1. The constitution and congress limit the power of the president
2. The president wasn't seen as a leader they were seen as just administrators, until the great depression
3. presidents usted to almost never be politicians but now presidents are expected to be skilled politicians so they can do things in government]]> 2018-10-12 05:43:38 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292032792 Claire Podbielski https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292160381 1.) The president can not always dos what the public expects because there are limitations by congress so that the president doesn't ever have more power than congress.
2.) The constitution was amended to weaken the presidency by only allowing presidents to serve 2 terms. FDR is the only president to be elected for more than 2 terms.
3.) Most presidents reelected to serve two terms usually don't finish the full term. They usually drop out, have scandals, or are impeached because the public expects more from the president than what they can give.]]> 2018-10-12 13:44:56 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292160381 Matthew Madia https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292232624 1. The 22nd amendment limits the amount of terms a president can serve.
2. If both the President and Vice-President can't lead the Speaker of the House will become the president.
3. The president can promise to make laws when he or she is elected, but there is a limit in the constitution.]]> 2018-10-12 15:51:49 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292232624 Samuel Smith https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292245971 1. The general expectation of the president is to solve all of the nations problems.
2. George Washington suggested that the president's title be "His High Mightiness, The President of the United States and the Protector of Their Liberties"
3. In addition to helping making laws, presidents are supposed to make government work.]]> 2018-10-12 16:15:54 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292245971 Taylor Drover https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292248853 1. During the Great Depression was the first time when people started losing faith in presidents. High expectations that aren't possible.
2. Congress is set up to limit the president's power.
3. In order for the president to keep some promises that they made during campaigning, they would need more power that they just don't have.
3. The president isn't the symbol of hopes and dreams, the head of state is supposed to symbolize that.

]]> 2018-10-12 16:21:28 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292248853 Lauren Bulski https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292290520 1. President solves nations problems
2. President promises to make laws when elected.
3. President Roosevelt wa the first president to serve more than two terms.]]> 2018-10-12 17:46:44 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292290520 Bella Gregory https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292292526 1. President Roosevelt was the first to serve 4 terms

2. The head of state are a symbol of hopes and dreams of the people

3. Women are underestimated in the government because men tend to think women don't have the money that men, which is needed.]]> 2018-10-12 17:50:07 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292292526 Jacob LeBlanc https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292310077 1. It is the president's job to fix the problems of the nation
2. The president is allowed to serve a maximum of 2 terms due to the 22nd amendment
3. The president is the first one we think of when something bad happens in our country]]> 2018-10-12 18:25:19 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292310077 xaviar miaskowski https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292334729 1. the president can only serve 2 terms because of the 22nd amendment
2. roosevelt served 4 terms instead of the maximum of 2
3.presidents don't have to serve 2 terms if they chose not to ]]> 2018-10-12 19:27:32 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292334729 Noah Nettesheim 20nettesheimno https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292449690 1. The president has two very contradictory roles in the government: the political role of head of the government, and the nonpolitical role of head of the state
2. George Washington's wish was to have the title of the president be "His High Mightiness, the President of the United States and the Protector of their Liberties."
3. Examples of the President being the Head of State are decisions on tax, environmental, or welfare policy]]> 2018-10-13 18:31:45 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292449690 Malissa Reik https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292571333 1. The nation is dependent of the president to solve their problems.
2. The constituion was made to weaken the presidents power.
3. Roosevelt served 4 terms as a president forthe first time in history]]> 2018-10-14 18:22:37 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292571333 Anthony Curro https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292600837 1. The President can only serve a maximum of 2 terms because of the 22nd Amendment.
2. The President promises to solve the nations problems.
3. President Roosevelt was the first president to serve 4 terms.]]> 2018-10-14 21:49:44 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292600837 Devin Anderson https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292666130 1. The president acted the way the Founding Fathers envisioned for many decades
2. When FDR became president he expanded the Head of Government roles for the president
3. These lead to many future president having many controversies, making it hard for them to win reelection.

]]> 2018-10-15 05:54:08 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292666130 Aaron Gibbs https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292984332 1) He is the head of the government and is supposed to do what they party wants.
2) Has a cabinet that is supposed to help him with his decisions.
3) FDR made the 22nd amendment because he had ran for more than 2 terms.]]> 2018-10-15 18:02:26 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/292984332 Jacob Rundell https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/293553097 1. Citizens rely on the president to fix the nations problems.
2. There is a two term limit to every president (22nd amendment).
3. Constitution was put in place to both help and prohibit the power of president]]> 2018-10-16 18:56:02 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/293553097 Alyssa Laffin https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/293656226 1. Presidents hold power in informing the public within any events ranging from major to minor. They are depended upon to inform the public with a plan in place to battle against (or possibly support ) anything brought to both his own and public attention.
2. Presidential power extends only so far due to congresses decision to pass the 22nd amendment limiting terms. Presidential power also relates to their ability to keep and hold promises to the public sometimes out of reach and overruled by congress. This is due to the fact many believe power should be balanced between congress and the president to keep equilibrium within the offices and to not let one power hold more strength and dominate others.
3. Lastly, I learned sometimes the presidents role nearly always must put him at a political stance having to decide public policy resulting in loss, win , and anger for the people. ]]> 2018-10-17 01:27:29 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/293656226 Luke Miller https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/295139942 1. That the presidency was originally just a head of state, just a figurehead, but because of WW2, the Great Depression, and Franklin Roosevelt putting the New Deal in place, he gave the presidency more power than previously, by turning the president into the head of government as well as the state.
2. That the former design of the presidency was meant to sort of humanize the government, because many citizen don't have high opinions of politicians, so the old presidency was meant to put someone the people relate with into the government.
3.That many of the presidents power they have today comes from the New Deal, and they didn't originally have the power they have today]]> 2018-10-21 04:40:54 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/295139942 Nathan stewart 1. Since there are a lot of limitations on the president by congress. that's so he doesnt have more power than others. so he can't do everything the majority expects. https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/298782169 2.presidents always make promises to the public when running for office so they can win over voters. and a lot of times they fail because in they promise so much then get to office and realize they don't have enough power to do it
3. This will make it harder for presidents to win reelection because they lost faith in thee 1st time voters ]]> 2018-10-30 23:12:17 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/298782169 Rocky Blixt https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/300762125 1.)If both the President and Vice-President can't lead the Speaker of the House will become the president.
2.) The President can only serve a maximum of 2 terms because of the 22nd Amendment.
3.)When this textbook was issued only 4 of the last 9 presidents were elected for a second term.

]]> 2018-11-05 22:29:23 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/300762125 Alex LoPiparo https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/310675111 1. Roosevelt was the only president that was elected four times. Only can serve max of 2 terms due to the 22nd Amendment.
2. Presidents are to solve the nations Problems.
3. The head of the State serves as the hope and dreams for the state]]> 2018-12-03 22:04:59 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/310675111 Rebecca Udulutch https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/310736698 1. Roosevelt set the premise of high expectations of the president, with how much he promised, even though they can't all be fulfilled.
2. The responsibilities of keeping up with the public's wants and taking care of the nation's systems are very conflicting roles.
3. How many roles the President really does play.]]> 2018-12-04 03:53:50 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/310736698 Madison Haupert https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/342481054 1. The Constitution was amended to weaken the presidency.
2. President are supposed to make the government work.
3. The president as two roles-- head of state and head of government. ]]> 2019-03-18 16:08:16 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/342481054 Natalie Wendorf https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/342616736 1. With Roosevelt's New Deal, it changed the way people looked at the president with him being the 1st president to serve 4 terms.
2. The head of the state is a symbol of hopes and dreams for all the people.
3. People don't understand that the president doesn't control everything.]]> 2019-03-18 21:07:19 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/342616736 Cady Jegers https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/342624095 1. The President acts as the head of state and head of government
2. Due to the 22nd amendment, a president can only run for two terms
3. President Roosevelt was the first to serve for 4 terms]]> 2019-03-18 21:41:10 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/342624095 Sienna Hirt https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/342654904 1) In order to weaken the presidency, so that they could only serve for 2 terms, they added the 22nd amendment.
2) Presidents have to be both a political head of the government and a nonpolitical head of state.
3) The president has to make the government work as well as to help make laws.]]> 2019-03-19 00:45:48 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/342654904 Stephanie Yerges https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/342659034 1) Some voters want the President to solve the nation’s problems, however, the President does not have enough power on their own in the government to do so.
2) It can be hard for a president to balance being the head of government and the head of state. 3) Presidents have to form the political agenda which is the list of business that the Congress and the people think should be taken care of.

]]> 2019-03-19 01:07:56 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/342659034 Abby Rautmann https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/342894613 1. The President is the head of state as well as the head of government.
2. Even though the President is the head of these things he or she does not have enough power to make executive decisions on his or her own.
3. The Constitution was created to control the President and his or her actions or decisions.]]> 2019-03-19 14:50:30 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/342894613 Lizzy Brandes https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343127979 1. Public expectations of the president changed after President Roosevelt's New Deal.
2. President Roosevelt was the first US President to serve for 4 terms.
3. The Head of Government is supposed to run the government and act as the the head of a political party.]]> 2019-03-20 00:31:13 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343127979 Dustyn Ringer https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343361363 1. One purpose of the constitution is to weaken the president's power. 2. President's can only serve two terms due to the 22nd amendment.
3. President Roosevelt was the first president of the U.S. to serve 4 terms.]]> 2019-03-20 14:46:36 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343361363 Matthew Sikorski https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343365443 1) The President was not seen as the leader of the country until Roosevelt's New Deal before that a president was more of an administrator
2) The 22nd amendment was passed to limit the president's power even though before 1951 only one president served more than 2 terms
3) the gap of expectations of our president and the actual outcome of his/her term are two different things we elect the President to fix all of the country's problems when they are more of admins of the country not the leader. ]]> 2019-03-20 14:52:47 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343365443 Alex Gunther https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343367387 1. After the 22nd amendment the president can only serve two terms.
2. The constitution helps and prohibits what the president can do.
3. The president cant do as much as the public thinks they can.]]> 2019-03-20 14:55:29 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343367387 Cassidy Nicholson https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343386938 1. The President appoints the chair of the party's national committee.
2. The President fulfills both a political and non-political leadership role as Commander in Chief and a general leader of the people.
3. The President has many more limits to his/her power than the people realize (checks and balances and such). ]]> 2019-03-20 15:26:22 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343386938 Kendall Wage https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343393522 1.That the president only has limited powers but is held accountable for most things
2. There is no way around the conflict between the head of state and the head of government
3. Many people think that the presidents are able to accomplish and do more than they can but they cant. ]]> 2019-03-20 15:36:34 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343393522 Emma Syftestad https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343400791 1.constitution weakens the presidency so they can't solve all problems
2. Always hold the president accountable and if he doesn't do what we want we vote him out
3. Also need to be lawmakers]]> 2019-03-20 15:48:24 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343400791 alexis yaeger https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343473830 1. One purpose of the constitution is to weaken the presidents power.
2. There is no way around the conflict between the head of the state and the head of government
3. The President appoints the chair of the party's national committee. ]]> 2019-03-20 18:00:16 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343473830 Matt Glazier https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343479111 1. One function of the Constitution is to help keep the president's power in check.
2.People who run for President make very large promises that are usually unattainable by themselves because of their limited powers.
3.The President is looked too to solve the nations problems. However most Presidents are not able to solve the problems just by themselves.]]> 2019-03-20 18:10:22 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343479111 John Fruncek https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343479344 1. The head of state serves as the symbol of the hopes and dreams of a people.
2. The president is accountable for our army and our economy incase if it crashes.
3. The president can not pass laws that he created it has to go thorough a system .]]> 2019-03-20 18:10:48 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343479344 Jake Whitmore https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343484313 2019-03-20 18:19:51 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343484313 Hannah Heger https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343506669 1. President Franklin D. Roosevelt served for 4 terms during WW2, which was the longest recorded
2. There are two gaps that separate the office of power and presidential . One gap is the difference between what the president actually does and what was expected by the public.
3. To lead the country through difficult times, Franklin D. Roosevelt broke power norms and took charge of many situations during the Great Depression.]]> 2019-03-20 19:06:51 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343506669 Miranda Sadowski https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343507751 1. The President makes many promises that the people want him to keep but there are restricted controls powers make by the constitution that control how much of these promises he can actually keep true.
2. The president has two main roles. First it to represent the head of the government as the political role and second is to bind the public as the non political role.
3. When the President has to step down from position and the Vice President is unable to take hold, the Speaker of the House will take the Presidents place. ]]> 2019-03-20 19:09:21 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343507751 Abby Yaeger https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343807297 1.The constitution limits presidential power when people have high expectations of the Presidents.
2.A expectation gap is between what american exspect and the act that presidents have to make high-level law decisions.
3.The constitution was amended to weaken the presidency. ]]> 2019-03-21 14:24:20 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/343807297 Ryan Hassmann https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/344481245 1.President Franklin D. Roosevelt formed one of the first gaps between what was expected of the President and what he promised to accomplish.
2. The President obtains both a political and non-political role; Commander and Chief and leader of the people are examples of roles assumed by the President.
3. The 22nd Amendment was added to ensure that Presidents only served a maximum of two terms. ]]> 2019-03-23 18:22:01 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/344481245 Savannah Gonzales https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/344547944 1. The roles of the president are very contradictory as they are supposed to promote unification among everyone and support a certain political party, which divides people, at the same time.
2. People expect the president to be the head of lawmaking when really Congress is supposed to be in charge of legislation.
3. Expectations of the president changed with Roosevelt's 12 year presidency and New Deal to save the nation from the Great Depression. ]]> 2019-03-24 11:47:29 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/344547944 Nicholas Maier https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/344586598 1. Congress is actually the head of lawmaking and such people many people's perception is that the president handles it.
2. To ensure presidents only serve two terms the 22nd amendment was added.
3. A major function of the Constitution is a lot of checks and balances to keep the three branches in check and limit their powers.

]]> 2019-03-24 17:54:38 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/344586598 Nathan Gupton https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/344600665 1. The presidential role did not have a lot of power until FDR's New Deal in 1933.
2. There is an expectations gap between what the President can do and what people expect the president to be able to do. The president is limited by the constitution.
3. The political requirements of the president as head of the government undermine the unifying role as head of state.]]> 2019-03-24 19:39:34 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/344600665 Celia Trexell https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/344651228 1. The Constitution (specifically, the 22nd Amendment) limits the number of terms that a president is able to serve.
2. Contrary to popular belief, Congress is in charge of lawmaking, not the president.
3. There are more limits to what the president can do than people think.]]> 2019-03-25 01:52:50 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/344651228 Autumn https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/344652872 1) The 22nd amendment was added to the constitution to limit the number of terms a president can serve which is 2.
2) Congress is in charge of lawmaking, which is a duty often misinterpreted as part of the president's job.
3) FDR served as president for 4 terms, which was the longest presidency in history. ]]> 2019-03-25 02:01:48 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/344652872 Nick Neumiller https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/344658070 1) The role of the president didnt become popular until the new deal hit the rules.
2) there are a lot of roles in the government but the president has one of the main ones which binds the public into a non political area.
3) the constitution has a lot of checks and balances to keep the branches in a straight line]]> 2019-03-25 02:39:35 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/344658070 Shelby Hajny https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/344658588 1. Nixon was one of the only four presidents reelected to a second term since 1960.
2. The 22nd amendment says that a president can serve no more than 2 terms
3. Checks and balances is what keeps the different branches in line.]]> 2019-03-25 02:42:14 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/344658588 Katarina Lazic https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/344678812 1. Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected four times -- no other presidents have served more than two terms.
2. The 22nd Amendment grants each president a maximum of two terms.
3. The head of state is a symbolic
role in which the president is responsible for unifying the nation. ]]> 2019-03-25 05:05:54 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/344678812 Sydney https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/344750197 1. The president often receives double expectations when in reality, most actions within the white house can not be done (due to congress).
2. After the New Deal, expectations of the president changed.
3. The 22nd amendment limits presidents to only two terms per person]]> 2019-03-25 11:09:45 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/344750197 Alexis Jordan https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/344789866 1. Gap in what public expects and what presidents can actually accomplish.
2. Gap in roles, carrying out laws vs lawmakers.
3.Presidents have to do a lot more compared to when Roosevelt was president ]]> 2019-03-25 12:55:00 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/344789866 1) The president is more or less a symbol since congress is control of the law making. 20galloja https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/344953407 2) The New Deal (1933) made the role of the president more powerful.
3) A lot of the presidential promises made by candidates are not able to be fulfilled because of the limited power the president has.]]> 2019-03-25 17:56:37 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/344953407 19schultzia https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/345071306 2019-03-26 01:49:02 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/345071306 Eli Bartlett 20bartlettel https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/345361744 1. Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal changed the public's expectations from a administrator to a leader
2. Roosevelt was the first president to ever serve more than two terms
3. The president is often blamed for things that they don't have the power to change]]> 2019-03-26 16:54:18 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/345361744 Jenna Horner https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/345747861 1. There is a large expectation gap between what the president can do and what people think he can do.
2.After Franklin Roosevelt's presidency, the presidents were viewed as leaders and not administrators.
3. the president's job is to follow the laws to represent a good image of the United States.]]> 2019-03-27 15:15:37 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/345747861 Ollie Marty https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/345934535 1. The president often receives blame for things that he or she can not change.
2. What the 22nd amendment does.
3. Congress is the head of lawmaking.

]]> 2019-03-28 00:03:21 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/345934535 Trevor Brilhart https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/345953611 1. Roosevelt was elected 4 times
2.what the 22nd amendment is
3.the president didn't have as much power until the new deal.]]> 2019-03-28 01:29:50 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/345953611 Bella Seitz https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/345964682 1. There is a gap between what people expect the president to do, and what he actually does.
2. Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal, the expectations of the president changed. He acted like a leader to the public.
3. Today's presidents suffer the consequences of history. ]]> 2019-03-28 02:29:48 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/345964682 Stephen Hintz https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/345968990 1. There is a gap in what a president promises to do and what they actually have the ability to do. A president makes promises to win over voters but can often not fulfill all of those promises.
2. After FDR's New Deal, people's expectations of the president changed on how he should operate.
3. 22nd Amendment made sure that president is only limited to two terms.]]> 2019-03-28 02:54:51 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/345968990 Mina Sejfovic https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/345970473 1. The Purpose of the head of states is to serve the hopes and dreams to people.
2. FDR served the longest term of presidency which was 4 terms.
3. A lot of blame is put on the president when things don't go his way. Though many people don't know that her doesn't have as much power as they think. For example the president can not make laws, he can vote on them, but if the house wants it to pass it will pass. ]]> 2019-03-28 03:02:51 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/345970473 Ava AvaSenpai https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/346231392 1.Congress is the head of lawmaking
2. President is blamed for things he cannot control
3. Role of President was not popular until the New Deal]]> 2019-03-28 16:29:51 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/346231392 Richard https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/346822385 1. The president doesn't/isn't able to always do exactly what people expect him/her to do.
2. The president is forced to take responsibility for things he isn't able to control.
3. The New Deal in 1993 made the president more powerful. ]]> 2019-03-30 21:00:49 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/346822385 Katie Belmore https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/346839349 With this reading I have learned...
1. The constitution keeps the president from having full reign.
2. Nixon was the first to have 4 terms.
3. The speaker of the house becomes president if something goes wrong for both the president and the vice president.]]> 2019-03-31 01:15:39 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/346839349 Taylor Antoniewicz https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/347592766 With the reading I learned that.
1.) FDR had the longest term of any President which was 4 terms.
2.) The biggest challenge for a President is that he can't or isn't able to do everything the common people want him to do.
3.) Today's Presidents- Like Donald Trump- suffers from past presidents decisions and consequences. ]]> 2019-04-02 12:51:33 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/347592766 Chase Comp https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/348318328 1. Frankilin Roosevelt was the only president that was elected 4 times
2. The 22nd amendment made sure that a president would only serve 2 years maximum.
3. The president fixes the problems around the nation. ]]> 2019-04-04 00:12:04 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/348318328 Devin Batcher https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/351414355 1. The 22nd amendment ensures that a president cannot be re-elected more than once.
2. Congress is the head of the body of lawmaking
3. The president does not have as much power as people think he does, often resulting in misplaced blame.]]> 2019-04-13 23:14:06 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/5pu1nvy9ubku/wish/351414355