1 .		According to Richard Neustadt, presidential power is really the power to [Hint]
2 .		Once the House votes for impeachment, the president [Hint]
3 .		In order to preserve the balance of power in government without jeopardizing the independence of the presidency, the framers [Hint]
4 .		One of the primary resources available to presidents for controlling the bureaucracy is [Hint]
5 .		The choice of vice president [Hint]
6 .		The Office of Management and Budget, the National Security Council, and the Council of Economic Advisors are [Hint]
7 .		When a president vetoes congressional legislation, Congress [Hint]
8 .		Presidents can count on their own party members' support in Congress [Hint]
9 .		High public approval of the president [Hint]
10 .		Electoral mandates [Hint]
11 .		The president's role in the legislative process [Hint]
12 .		Among the president's constitutional powers as a maker of foreign policy is the power to [Hint]
13 .		Today, a president's role as commander in chief includes [Hint]
14 .		The War Powers Resolution may be considered unconstitutional because [Hint]
15 .		Probably the greatest source of influence presidents have is [Hint]
16 .		The higher the president stands in the polls, [Hint]
17 .		At the base of presidential evaluations is the [Hint]
18 .		The principle intermediary between the president and the public is [Hint]
19 .		Most of the news coverage of the White House [Hint]
20 .		Concerns over presidential power [Hint]
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