Question

(a) discuss what the "constitutional model" is and the president's role in the "faithful execution" of the laws. (b) discuss what the "new government model" is and how it might be furthered with signing statements. (c) explain how the new government model might jeopardize traditional interpretations of checks and balances.

Answer 1

Answer:

• The constitutional model is when Congress passes laws, the President enforces the law and then the judiciary interprets the law. The constitutional model describes our political system where each branch has different role in the government, but they all balance each other and creates checks and balance. In the executive branch, the president of the United States (POTUS) is the head of state and head of government of the United States of America. The president's role in this is to sign the bills, and pass policies and then enforce the bill's faithfully, true to the original wording of the Constitution. The faithful executed means in this case is loyally manner. The president has to be true to the fact and be faithful to the people and government and give out honest interpretation of the law that is passed by the congress. The President can also veto bills that he does not agree with, and this can be overridden by 2/3 of Congress.

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Answer 2

explain how the new government model might jeopardize traditional interpretations of checks and balances