The Supreme Court has granted wider latitude to the president in his or her role as ________ than as ________ due to powers stated in the Constitution.

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The Constitution grants the president more specific and expansive powers as commander in chief, such as control over the military and foreign affairs, than as executor of the laws, which primarily involves implementing and enforcing laws passed by Congress. Therefore, the Supreme Court has traditionally given presidents wider latitude in their role as commander in chief.

The Supreme Court Has Granted Wider Latitude to the President