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West Wing The State Dinner Essay

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West Wing is an American serial political drama television series. Episode 7, The State Dinner, shows the many roles the president has to take on. However, not all of the president’s actions may be listed as a power in the constitution. In this episode of West Wing, it also shows the various jobs of the White House. Some people might try to step outside their assigned job in order to make an attempt to solving problems.
The president has many different roles to fulfill in White House. The chief of state held a state dinner with the Indonesian President. The president is allowed to do this because the constitution state that he can receive ambassadors of other nations, thereby conferring diplomatic recognition on the other governments. The chief executive had to handle the hostage crisis in Idaho and a national truckers’ strike, …show more content…

The president has the power to do this because, according to the constitution, he is the commander in chief of the army and navy. The chief citizen represents the people and to work for the public interest, specifically attire. The president really wanted to, he could request written opinions of administrative officials about his outfits and such. Other than that, the constitution doesn’t state the president has the power to be the chief citizen.
There are other staff in the White House who assist the president. The chief of staff coordinates and manages the essential activities of a business, making strategic plans to ensure all business functions are efficient and at their most productive. An example of execution is when Leo holds his meeting with the Teamsters. The white house press secretary acts as spokesperson for the executive branch of the United States government administration, especially with regard to the President, senior executives, and policies. An example of execution is when C.J. discusses vermeil at the press

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