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Executive Office of the President

Executive Office of the President. White House Staff. Chief of Staff Organizes the schedule for the President and serves as the “gatekeeper” to the President. Secretaries, Assistants, Travel, Security, etc. Press Secretary

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Executive Office of the President

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  1. Executive Office of the President

  2. White House Staff • Chief of Staff • Organizes the schedule for the President and serves as the “gatekeeper” to the President. • Secretaries, Assistants, Travel, Security, etc. • Press Secretary • Addresses the press and issues statements on behalf of the Executive Branch

  3. National Security Council • NSC • Coordinate national security with the Central Intelligence Agency, Department of State, and Department of Defense. • Led by a national security advisor selected by the President.

  4. Office of Management and Budget • OMB • Budget requests must be submitted and approved by the OMB. • Funding is provided or withheld depending on the successfulness of the program. • OMB helps create and organize the annual budget recommendation to Congress.

  5. Council of Economic Advisors • Coordinated efforts are made with the White House Staff, Treasury Department, National Security Council, and OMB to advise the president on economic issues.

  6. National Economic Council • Created by Bill Clinton with an executive order in 1993. • Provides guidance on economic policy and organize economic policy. • Monitor and advise the president on U.S. trade and industrial technology.

  7. Vice President • The Vice President has to preside over the Senate and is first in line to become president. • “My country has in its wisdom contrived for me the most insignificant office that ever the invention of man contrived or his imagination conceived. (Adams) • VP are more intertwined in the success of the President and can be very involved in the operation of the government.

  8. The Cabinet • Executive Departments • Assist the president in carrying out the work of the executive branch. • Heads of the departments are called secretaries with the exception of the attorney general. (Justice) • Departments are divided into sections and do the actual work of government. • Cabinet departments offer advice dealing with key areas of national concern. • The role of the cabinet has diminished over time as the White House Office has become more central to the running of the government. • Advice given to the president often has an agenda behind it.

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