Significance of Presidential Powers Since 1992 (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Flashcards

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Significance of Presidential Powers Since 1992
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Benefit of strong electoral mandate

Greater support in Congress & ability to enact policies

Biden's 2020 popular vote %

51.3%

Inflation Reduction Act 2022 focus

Climate change via renewable energy & clean energy tax incentives

Trump's immigration policy tool vs Congress

Executive orders

EXOP full form

Executive Office of the President

NSC role

Advises President on national security & foreign policy

Biden's NSC actions on climate & health

Rejoined Paris Climate Agreement & WHO

White House Office leader

Chief of Staff

Trump EXOP turnover rate

86%

OMB responsibility

Produces federal budget & aligns agencies with President's policies

Commander in Chief power

Deploy military forces & manage international crises

Bush's War on Terror trigger

9/11 attacks

Obama's New START treaty (2010) partner

Russia

President as Head of State role

Representing US globally & unifying nation in crisis

Bush post-9/11 rally round flag effect

Approval ratings surged due to unifying the country

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