Executive Power and the Society

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Is inherent executive power useful for the safety and happiness of the people? Address either the president’s role in foreign policy or a domestic role and his constitutional responsibility to “take care that the laws be faithfully executed.” (Art. II, sec. 3)
The inherent executive power of the president is beneficial to the safety and happiness of the people. This gives the president the ability to enforce and execute the law that was carefully assessed and planned out with other parties involved in the government (McCormick, 2016). The power of the president also consists of having the power to direct the foreign policy of the United States of America.
The president’s involvement and power in the US foreign policy can benefit the country by the proper delegation of people who will carry out foreign affairs and make sure that the treaties and laws are followed and respected. This also involves meeting with leaders from the other nations, resulting in opportunities for a more progressive country with globalization (Cox & Stokes, 2018). Other benef...