Because of powers assigned to the president under Article II of the Constitution, a president is usually able to achieve most of her or his political and policy-making goals.

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While Article II of the Constitution grants the president significant powers, achieving political and policy-making goals often requires cooperation from Congress and the judiciary, and can be limited by checks and balances, opposition, and other political realities.

Because of Powers Assigned to the President Under Article II