Presidency

The President says often that the President of the United States has the most powerful office in the world, but this does not mean he can make a huge decision for himself. The US Constitution was revised in 1789 and clearly defined the separation of power. Therefore, the president occupies only a third of the government, the administrative department. He (or other branch) will not become too powerful because he is also controlled by a complex system of checking and balancing.

For example, in the Constitution, it is not stipulated whether the president became the president or the president when the president died. John · Taylor asserted that he was a successor, but on behalf of John Williams, Taylor believed that he was not the office itself, only by winning the president's own power. The Constitution does not prescribe that the president will resign, resign, or carry out the president's duties. For example, when Woodrow Wilson suffered a weak blow, no one officially assumed the president's authority and responsibility.

In 1841, William Henry Harrison became the first US president to serve. Vice President John Taylor insisted that he was successful not only in his authority and duties but also in the appointment of the Prime Minister, and also refused to accept documents about him as substitute chairman. . Taylor felt that he vowed that his vice president did not pledge the president, but he was persuaded to officially vow to resolve the doubt, he entered the White House and served as full presidential power It was. Taylor was sneered at times as "his Acc Acc", but both houses of Congress passed a resolution confirming that he is the president. Therefore, inheritance "Taylor's precedent" was established.