The President of the United States does not share executive power with several other elected and appointed officials.

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The President of the United States is the head of the executive branch and holds the highest executive power. While there are other elected and appointed officials within the executive branch, they serve at the pleasure of the President and ultimately answer to him or her. However, there are checks and balances in place through the Constitution and the powers of the other branches of government to limit the President's authority.

The President of the United States Does Not Share Executive