https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr Made with serendipity en-us 2017-10-30 13:24:12 UTC 2023-04-04 03:15:19 UTC hello@padlet.com 19leiferry https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/201754925 1.) Presidents make extremely large promises that we want them to keep.

2.) The constitution was amended to weaken the presidency.

3.) The Americans expect presidents to be able to pass laws or keep any promises they gave during their campaign. ]]> 2017-10-30 14:57:09 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/201754925 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/201786622 The great promises that presidents make sometimes are short failed because of their limited constitutional powers.

After Roosevelt's presidency the twenty second Amendment was added to the constitution limiting the number of terms to two.

Since the New Deal people have expected the president to always solve the nation's problems. However that's not very feasible because under the Constitution the president has only limited powers. ]]> 2017-10-30 15:49:26 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/201786622 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/201807529 1. Congress wants to limit the power the president.
2. FDR passed an amendment limiting the number of terms to 2 terms after his presidency.
3.  The president according the founding fathers should not have a lot of power.]]> 2017-10-30 16:25:53 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/201807529 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/201808984 1. Public expectations of the president changed when Franklin Roosevelt came out with the New Deal.
2.  Roosevelt was the only president elected 4 times in a row.
3. Today,  Americans expect their president not only to carry laws passed, but keep promises and carry out actions.]]> 2017-10-30 16:28:34 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/201808984 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/201809453 1. Considered the head of government, the president is supposed to run the government and at as the head of a political party.
2. There are two gaps between conflicting roles that they have to deal with.
3. The president is in a position that contradicts itself.]]> 2017-10-30 16:29:29 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/201809453 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/201811038 1. Presidents make promises that often fall through
2. Constitution limits the president's powers
3. Congress passed a term limit for president.]]> 2017-10-30 16:32:26 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/201811038 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/201896993 1. Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal  changed the public expectations of the President.
2. Congress passed the Twenty-second Amendment to limit the number of terms to two in 1951.
3. FDR was the only President to be serve four terms. ]]> 2017-10-30 19:07:54 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/201896993 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/201898493 1. The new deal which was made by Franklin Roosevelt changed the public expectation of the powers that are held by the president.
2. Congress passed an amendment to limit the number of terms that presidents could be elected.
3. Americans expect presidents to be able to pass any laws or keep any promises that they gave during their campaign. ]]> 2017-10-30 19:11:41 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/201898493 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202155002 1. Only four of the last ten U.S presidents were re-elected to a second term 
2. The president is the head of state and the head of government 
3. Roosevelt’s New Deal mad chances of expectations the people would have for the president ]]> 2017-10-31 14:26:46 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202155002 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202156433 1. The president has 2 different jobs - head of state and head of government 
2. Congress limits the power of the president 
3. There is always conflict between the 2 jobs that the president has ]]> 2017-10-31 14:29:05 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202156433 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202167991 1. The president is looked to solve our problems and to represent the nation at all times
2. The Constitution limits the presidential power 
3.  The Congress limits the president's power]]> 2017-10-31 14:48:22 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202167991 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202188425 1. I learned that Congress passed the 22nd Amendment to limit the number of Presidential terms to 2 terms. They did this after Roosevelt was elected four times. 

2. I learned that there is a gap between of what the public expects and what presidents are actually able to accomplish. In the past, the American people believed the President did whatever the founders have planned. However after Roosevelt, they began to believe in Presidential power. The President can do more than the public expects.

3. Presidents must be seen as the political role of the head of government and someone that unifies the public. Without both of these perspectives of the people, a president will not be elected as politicians are perceived as cunning and manipulative.]]> 2017-10-31 15:21:53 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202188425 brookedougherty https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202189127 1. The new deal made by Roosevelt changed the public expectations of the power of the President
2. Constitution was amended to weaken power of the President.
3. Because of Roosevelt had 4 terms of presidency, Congress passed the amendment that a president could only serve 2 terms max.]]> 2017-10-31 15:23:00 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202189127 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202193494 1.I learned that the president has an expectation to with hold big promises.
2.I also learned that Congress limits the power of the president
3.The constitution was also written to limit the power of the president.]]> 2017-10-31 15:30:34 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202193494 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202194244 1.The President cant solve all problrms
2.people can vote president out of office if they dont like what he/she is doing
3.publics expectations of what can be done may exceed the resources and powers of the position.]]> 2017-10-31 15:31:53 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202194244 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202194266 1.presidents can't solve all the problems
2.people can vote the president out of office 
3.the country does not prosper the way voters think]]> 2017-10-31 15:31:54 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202194266 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202195457 1. I learned that there are two expectation gaps for the president and 1 is the gap between the great promises that presidents make 
2. The second gap is between two conflicting roles that presidents are expected to play: the formal and largely symbolic role of head of state. 
3. Lastly, I learned that the country does not build off of what the voters say or do. ]]> 2017-10-31 15:33:53 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202195457 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202197494 1. The person who is the head of state is responsible for building national unity by representing what's the best in the nation.
2. Once an issue has been brought to national attention, Presidents are expected to set up the deals, line up the votes, and work to pass legislation.
3. The president can use their constitutional powers to reward loyalty or punish a lack of cooperation.]]> 2017-10-31 15:37:26 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202197494 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202249976 1. There is an expectations gap of the public on the president.  People expect the president to make great changes, but in reality, his powers are limited by the Constitution.
2. The more power a president has, the less power Congress has.
3. Political means giving resources and benefits to some people and not others--deciding who wins and who loses.]]> 2017-10-31 17:21:25 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202249976 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202297758 2017-10-31 19:01:09 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202297758 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202525661 1. I learned that the president cannot solve all the country's problems.
2. Congress limits the president's power.
3. FDR was the first, and only president to be elected FOUR times.]]> 2017-11-01 14:37:44 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202525661 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202564720 1. I learned about the impeachment process of removing a president. The House can impeach the president by a simple majority vote of 2/3rds.
2. I learned that if the president is given more power as a president, than the Congress will have less power.
3. The presidency was not a major concern of the framers when they met in Philadelphia in 1787. Most of their debates concerned the new Congress, which they assumed would be the primary branch of government.]]> 2017-11-01 15:39:22 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202564720 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202565982 1. The process of impeachment starts with depth investigation as the representatives votes to impeach the president and after The senate then conducts a trail on the charges. 2/3 needs to have conviction.
2.The constitution provides that if the president dies or is removed from office the vice president will take over the duties. 
3. Qualifications for a president you have to be a natural born citizen, 35 years old and 14 years as a United states resident.]]> 2017-11-01 15:41:54 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202565982 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202584839 1. I learned about the ]]> 2017-11-01 16:15:26 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202584839 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202588475 1. I learned that people expect the president to slove all of the nations problems even though they aren't limited by the constitution
2. I didn't know that there wasn't a law passed until 1951 limiting the number of presidential terms 
3. The person who is headband of state isn't expected to create national unity ]]> 2017-11-01 16:21:36 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202588475 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202589867 1. I learned that people expect presidents to make laws and keep their promises 
2. There are two different people that are head of two different things. The head of state which is the person who builds goals and build national unity. The second head is head of government and this person acts as head of the political party. 
3. Presidents are the ones who make government work and they are the ones who are incharge of the government. ]]> 2017-11-01 16:24:05 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202589867 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202593259 1. The two expectations that presidents face is what the public expects vs. what he can actually do. And between two conflicting role they must play both.
2. When you are head of the government you are suppose to run the government and act as the head of the political party.
3. The head of the state is a symbol of the peoples hopes and dreams. The person who fills this role is responsible for building national unity by representing what is best in the nation.]]> 2017-11-01 16:29:35 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202593259 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202595117 1. I learned that the president is expected to be able to change a lot in America. However, this is not the case. The constitution limits his power so he is not able to do as much as expected. 
2. The president must lead the government and state, meaning he has to please the people and make political decisions.
3. The president has many roles to fill, and there are many gaps between them. This is what makes his job so hard

]]> 2017-11-01 16:33:03 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202595117 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202619363 1. I learned that the head of state represents the hopes and dreams of the people, and they do what is best for the people.
2. The head of government acts as the head of their political party. They have great influence over the people due to constant media coverage.
3. Presidents have a very difficult and stressful job. When things go right, the public expects it. When things go wrong, the public blames the president.

]]> 2017-11-01 17:16:56 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202619363 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202619595 I learned that...
1. The president must act as both the head of the state as well as head of the government which can be hard to juggle
2. I was unaware that it wasn't until 1951 that an amendment was passed limiting the numbers of presidential terms
3. A lot of citizens see the president as being all powerful when in actuality he can not just create legislation overnight like some people think]]> 2017-11-01 17:17:23 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202619595 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202675822 1. I learned that the president can not fix all the problems but is expected to.
2. I also learned that the head of state is there for creating peace and unity, maybe symbolic.
3. Finally I learned that presidents can use their powers to reward loyalty or punish a lack of cooperation.

]]> 2017-11-01 19:02:11 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202675822 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202676203 1. Head of state- serves as symbol for the hopes and dreams of people
2. Head of government- runs government and acts as head of a political party
3.presidents are expected to act in a ceremonial role, for activities like greet other head of states, tossing first pitch and consoling survivors of national tradegies.]]> 2017-11-01 19:03:13 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202676203 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202937333 1. I learned that there are 2 gaps in the president’s power.
2. I also learned the president’s role is very political because he comes up with the details of the laws being made.
3. Lastly I learned the resident doesn’t have as much power as every citizen may think. Citizens think the president is able to fix all of the nation’s problems, but in reality he only has so much power.]]> 2017-11-02 14:52:34 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/202937333 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/203001202 1. The first gap separates what the public expects and what presidents can actually accomplish.
2. The second expectations gap that presidents face is between the two conflicting roles they must play.
3. The president must lead the government and state, meaning he has to please the people and make political decisions.]]> 2017-11-02 16:33:59 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/203001202 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/203027280 1. The more power that the president has, the less power Congress has, so Congress will try and limit what the president does
2. The first gap separates what the public wants and what the president can actually do
3. The second gap that presidents face is between the two roles he must play]]> 2017-11-02 17:22:10 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/203027280 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/203080097 1.The Framers get to choose the next president, and based on the rules that are made.
2. That in order to become president, you have to obey the rules, stating that. one, you have to be a natural born citizen of the United States of America. Two, you have to be at least 35 years old. Three, that you have to at least been a resident of the United States of America for at least fourteen years. 
3. That in order for the president to be removed, the people of the house are voting for the president to be removed. ]]> 2017-11-02 18:57:05 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/203080097 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/203083414 1. The first gap separates what the public expects and what presidents can actually accomplish.
2.The second gap that presidents face is between the two roles he must play
3. The more power that the president has, the less power Congress has, so Congress will try and limit what the president does.]]> 2017-11-02 19:04:23 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/203083414 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/203982344 1. the constitution is layed out for a weak executive power (president) because the original colonists wanted to stay away from a king like leader. But we still hold the president to high standards. 
2. the president is also responsible for making government work. When things are smooth people don’t pay attention but when things backfire we’re quick to point fingers at the president. 
3. The president used to not have so many roles/responsibilities but that has changed significantly and we hold them responsible for many different things. ]]> 2017-11-06 16:43:49 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/203982344 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/203982558 1. the president can not actually do everything the public thinks they can. they can’t accomplish certain things. 
2. there’s a lot of pressure on the president to carry out all of their promises and accomplish everything public wants them too. 
3. presidents used to not have as many functions to accomplish and take care of but that has now expanded. ]]> 2017-11-06 16:44:09 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/203982558 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204000548 1. Constitution was an amendment to weaken the president 
2. The president has 2 major “gaps”
3. The president says false things to ein]]> 2017-11-06 17:15:53 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204000548 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204001925 1.the head of the state serves as the symbol of the hopes and dreams of the people.
2.the second expectations gap that presidents face is between the two conflicting roles that they must play.
3.the first gap separates whatthr public expects and what presidents can actually accomplish.]]> 2017-11-06 17:18:14 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204001925 19wasielewskias https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204086647 1. As head of state, the president must act as a unifying figure who represents the country as a whole. 
2. As head of government, however, the president is a political figure who must decide which groups will get what they want and which groups will not. 
3. Since the presidency of Franklin Roosevelt, people have expected the nations problems. Under the Constitution, however, the president has limited powers. The result is an expectations gap between what the president can do and what people think the president should be able to do. ]]> 2017-11-06 19:39:11 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204086647 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204095619 1. I learned that there are two gaps in the President's power. 
2. The constitution was made to have a weak executive branch to stay away from having another "king" figure.
3. The president used to have a few responsibilities but as times changed he is now responsible for more. ]]> 2017-11-06 19:56:17 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204095619 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204095792 1. the constitution was made to weaken the president
2. there are 2 gaps in the president's power
3.The president is expected to do a lot more than he actually can.

]]> 2017-11-06 19:56:36 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204095792 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204097571 1. ]]> 2017-11-06 20:00:32 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204097571 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204104759 1. Presidents don’t always follow through with promises
2. The constitution puts limits on the power of the president
3. A term limit was passed by FDR]]> 2017-11-06 20:14:52 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204104759 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204394337 If pres dies in office vice president moves into office

Must be 32 or older

Have to live in us for 15 years

Born in us 

]]> 2017-11-07 15:22:37 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204394337 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204394456 2017-11-07 15:22:46 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204394456 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204413075 1) The head of state serves as a symbol of hope and dreams of the people. 
2) The Consitution was amended to weaken the presidency 
3) If the president does not meet expectations, people hold the president accountable and vote him out of the office ]]> 2017-11-07 15:49:18 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204413075 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204424944 The pred]]> 2017-11-07 16:05:47 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204424944 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204470875 1. The New deal changed public’s standards for the presidential powers
2. Congress limits the presidents power
3. Presidents don’t always follow through with promises

]]> 2017-11-07 17:16:24 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204470875 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204471253 Congress was made to weaken the powers of the president 

Constitution was made to prevent having another's king 

There are 2 presidential major gaps ]]> 2017-11-07 17:16:57 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204471253 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204476378 the constitution was amendment to weaken the president.

the president has 2 major “gaps”.

the president will say statements that are false just to win.]]> 2017-11-07 17:25:02 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204476378 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204627878 1) The president is the primary one to blame when national crises arise, and is the one who is usually appointed to explain and fix these issues.
2) The president can either be the Head of State, unifying the country by bringing the people together, or the Head of Government, leading their political side of the government which usually ends up dividing the country even more.
3) Being the Head of State and Head of Government at the same time can be difficult for a president, it’s usually downright impossible to satisfy both sides needs/wants at the same time while also being considered a fair president.]]> 2017-11-07 23:38:40 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204627878 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204630601 1. The Constitution was amended to weaken the powers of the president.
2. Presidents are expected to do a lot of work that is very difficult and are expected to stuff they are not used to. So to exceed in a way.
3. The president is to be blamed for everything that happens badly and is the one expected to solve the things.]]> 2017-11-07 23:59:55 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204630601 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204649513 1. The constitution was amended to weaken the presidency. 
2. Even if the president does not meet the expectations, it's not their fault and there fault and there is nothing that could have been done to change things. 
3. The president has two major gaps; 1 being that it separtes what the public expects and what the presidents can actually accomplished; two being, that the presidents have to be skillfull politicians because American's are expecting things from them. 

]]> 2017-11-08 02:02:20 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/204649513 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/205312509
]]> 2017-11-09 15:16:27 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/205312509 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/210035158 I️ learned that 

1- if a president dies the presidency then goes to the Vice President and if that Vice President dies it will then only go to the speaker of the house 

2- the impeachment process is way longer then it seems, the president needs to go through. Series of courts including the Supreme Court the most important court in America 

3- The qualifications to being president are strict, including you need to live in the US for at least 15 years, you also need to be a naturally born citizen in the US you need to have proof of identification and you also need to be the age of 35. ]]> 2017-11-25 14:12:01 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/210035158 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/211516597 1.Mr. President is held responsible for all the decisions he makes and all the bad things that happen in the government.
2. The head of government is supposed to run the government and act as the head of a political party.
3.Head of State serves as the symbol of the hopes and dreams of the people within that state they are representing.]]> 2017-11-29 17:21:26 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/211516597 19hensiakkr https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/211833603 1. When things go wrong the president is accountable for everything that goes wrong and in charge.
2.The head of the state is the symbol for "hopes and dreams"

3.Presidents can have a major influence on the party platform, which is a formal statement of the policies party's support. 

]]> 2017-11-30 13:48:27 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/211833603 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/211896216 1.  The constitution was changed and amended so that the powers of the president would be weaker
2. If the presidnt dies or goes out of office the vice president would take over
3. you must be 35 years old to be a president and you have to live in the US for more than 15 years.  (also a natural born citizen)

]]> 2017-11-30 15:26:14 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/211896216 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/211897406 1. Congress limits the power of the president. But the public holds the responsible for things he can't control.

2. To become president you must be a natural born citizen in the united states, have lived in the US for 15 years  and you must be  35 or older.

3.  There are two presidential gaps. One gaps is what the public thinks the president can accomplish vs. what he actually can do. ]]> 2017-11-30 15:28:04 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/211897406 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/212071659 1 The Constitution was amended to weaken the president.
2. The president is elected as head of the government and the head of the state.
3. The president is usually the head of their political party. ]]> 2017-11-30 20:37:37 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/212071659 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/214329394 1. The vice president is the person who takes over the President's job if they die or leave office.
2. Some reasons why the President could be impeached is because they did not meet the expectations of the job or they did not do what the citizens of US thought they would do. 
3. The president has to work well with everyone but has to pick between groups which can be a hard job. This is because they are the head of the state as well as the head of the government. ]]> 2017-12-07 20:53:38 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/214329394 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/217697318 1. The speaker of the house becomes president if vice or primary president leave office. 
2. The Congress is made to weaken the power of the president. 
3. The president of USA is removed by the congress voting him out of office. ]]> 2017-12-21 13:42:16 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/217697318 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/217886989 1. It is not realistic the president can not solve all of the nation's problems he can't solve death.
2. A president needs to be truthful Richard Nixon was not truthful. 
3. John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas Texas By Lee Harvey Oswald. ]]> 2017-12-22 18:54:53 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/217886989 19balcerakma https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/238816255 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.]]> 2018-03-06 18:48:31 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/238816255 19davisme https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/238896468 1) The public figure of the president is the first person people think of after any significant event. I found it interesting that there are full-time reporters assigned to the white house- they cover everything including when the president plays golf or goes to church. 
2) I didn't know that there was actually a name given to the role of being a symbol for the hopes and dreams of the people. I learned that this is called the head of state. 
3) From reading this section, I also learned that the president can have a major influence on what policies their party supports. I didn't think this changed very much at all. ]]> 2018-03-06 20:56:51 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/238896468 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/238935882 1) There are two different expectation gaps that the president must face. One is the gap between the promises he or she makes and the constitutional ability to keep them. The second is the gap between the two roles that the president is supposed to play as the leader of our country.
2) FDR's image to the American people changed when he helped the country out of the Great Depression. This also sparked a chain of grand promises made to the American People by presidents to come. 
3) The two positions or roles that the president is supposed to fill is the Head of State which is the symbolic position of the hopes and dreams of the American People, and the Head of Government who is the head politician in charge of running the government and representing their political party.]]> 2018-03-06 23:03:42 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/238935882 19bartzsy https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/238952797 1) The constitution was invented so that the president would have less power and control over the people.
2) In order to win over supporters, future presidential candidates would promise the people large things that they wanted.
3) If the president does not carry the things out that he promised, the only thing the people can then do is try to vote him out of office. He does not have to do what he originally states.]]> 2018-03-07 00:36:15 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/238952797 elizabeth_m24 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/238952845 1) Franklin Roosevelt acted as a leader rather than an administrator, being a role model for future presidents. 
2) Roosevelt was elected four times, and no other president had been elected more than two. 
3) The 22nd amendment was ratified in 1951, limiting the number of terms a president could serve, to two. ]]> 2018-03-07 00:36:30 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/238952845 https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/239164235 1) To become president you must be born in the USA (natural born), be 34 years old and lived in the USA for 14 years. 

2) The presidents job is very hard and he is expected to do more than what is realistic. He must create laws and allow them and also attempt to keep the promises that he promised during campaign. 

3) The head of state represents the hopes of the citizens of the nation. It is a symbol for everyone. ]]> 2018-03-07 14:42:51 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/239164235 19fredrickhu https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/239205840 1. To become president you must have been born in the USA and be 34 years old.
2. The president has the most responsibilities out of anyone in the government.                                                3. If a terrible event was to happen in the United States the president is the primary person to get the blame.]]> 2018-03-07 15:38:36 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/239205840 19cummingsja https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/239215880 1. I learned that to become a president you must be born in the United States and have lived in the US for 15 years and have to be at least 35 years old. 
2. If the president and the vice president step down or die, the speaker of the house becomes the president. 
3. The president is the primary one  held accountable when a crisis arises. ]]> 2018-03-07 15:51:49 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/239215880 19bishopje https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/239217779 1. People who study the presidency found out how much the office became part of society.
2. Since Franklin Roosevelt's election, people are beginning to realize that most presidents only say that they are going to fix the US in order to gain supporters.
3. The head of state symbolizes the hopes and dreams of the people.]]> 2018-03-07 15:54:40 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_bretzmann/i4tfr4evm6xr/wish/239217779