Title: Which powers do Congress and the President share? - Quora
Headings: Which powers do Congress and the President share?
Which powers do Congress and the President share?
Phillip Schuman

Content: It creates a unique balance of power that ensures no one person or institution ever becomes too powerful for too long, while still enabling a strong central government to react to the needs of the day without getting too far from the will of the people. This is the genius of the U.S. Constitution. Sponsored by The Penny Hoarder
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How much power does the President of United States really have? Originally Answered: How much power does the President of the United States have? I have always contended that the POTUS has little or no power. Or maybe a better way to say this is that he has the powers the US Constitution allows him to have, checked by the other branches of government and he can exercise them with the blessing of the US citizens. So his powers are very limited.