Saturday, 19 November 2016

25 Things The President Of The US Can’t Actually Do

25 Things The President Of The US Can’t Actually Do | List25

Want more? Check out the People & Politics Playlist: you like this video subscribe to List25: seems as if this year’s US Presidential election has people a little bit more high strung than years past. Some may try and lead you to believe that the fate of our world rests on how you vote this November; however, the power of the Presidency is not unlimited. In fact, our whole government is a system of checks and balances, and despite being in a very powerful position, the President is surprisingly limited in both their power and personal life. Let’s take a step back and examine 25 Things The President Of The US Can't Actually Do.

Twitter: out the physical list here: Laws or The Constitution (Source: Members of the SCOTUS on their own (Source: Medical Marijuana (Source: / Criminalize Abortion or Any Other Controversial Medical Procedure (Source: Deportations or Grant Amnesty to All Illegal Immigrants (Source: Open Borders (Source: Away Social Security Payments (Source: www.ssa.gov)

Drive (Source: or Enforce Common Core or Any Other Federal Standard for Education. (Source: www.huffingtonpost.com)

Completely Forgive Student Loan Debt (Source: www.goodbyeloans.com)

Use an iPhone (Source: www.youtube.com)

Earn Income Outside of Government Salary (Source: The Law (Source: www.cnn.com)

Add or Reduce Welfare Programs (Source: Executive Orders To Do Whatever They Want (Source: All Firearms in the Possession of Private Citizens (Sources: www.snopes.com; www.nraila.org)

Make Gay Marriage Illegal Again (Source: Down the Government (Source: Trade Policy (Source: Additional Funding for NASA (Source: the Affordable Care Act (better known as Obamacare) or Enact Anything in It’s Place (Source: Declare War (Source: the Tax Code (Source: www.treasury.gov)

Alter or Amend the Constitution (Source: Things on a Local Level (Source: Links:

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