The Constitution specifically and explicitly gave some powers to the president. These are referred to as expressed powers.

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The Constitution outlines specific powers for the president, including serving as commander in chief of the military, making treaties with foreign governments (with the advice and consent of the Senate), appointing federal judges and other officials (with the advice and consent of the Senate), and vetoing legislation passed by Congress. These are referred to as expressed powers because they are explicitly stated in the Constitution.

The Constitution Specifically and Explicitly Gave Some Powers to the President