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Explore the relationship between the US Presidency,The Supreme Court, Congress and the States.  

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Explore the relationship between the US Presidency, The Supreme Court, Congress and the States. When exploring the relationships between the three branches of government and the states, one must first define each branch, and then analyse this relationship. In order to do this, I will need to carefully compare and evaluate the constitutional powers and checks and balances placed on each branch within each state. This will lead me into discovering how these relationships operate in reality. The US President, often referred to as the 'most powerful man in the world' is frequently misunderstood by casual observers when the issues of his power and authority over the American country are addressed. However, his position of being the 'most powerful man in the world' is proved to be true when subject mater of foreign policies are dealt with rather than domestics. In the USA, the President is the person who holds office...

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