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Congress Vs. Congress: A President's Power

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After the long speech rehearsals, extravagant campaigns, timely flights and sleepless nights are over, the real mission begins. Directly after taking office, the president is put to work. From the day the head of state walks into the white house, until the day he/she leaves the office, there is no end to the restless nights. But, in the words of uncle Ben (Spider-man's uncle) "with great power comes great responsibility." However, a president must be responsible with the way he/she uses his/her power, considering that the commander in chief has an abundance of it. And though there are many powers that a president possesses, some are far more significant than others. Whereas Congress has the power to declare war, the president has the power
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