To shape policy and provide direction to the bureaucracy,the president can issue

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The president can issue executive orders to direct the actions of the federal bureaucracy and to shape policy without going through the legislative process. While laws are enacted by Congress, edicts are not a formal term for a type of presidential action. Veto power is the ability to reject a bill that has been passed by Congress, and pardons are the forgiveness of a crime or punishment for a convicted individual, which is not directly related to shaping policy.

To Shape Policy and Provide Direction to the Bureaucracy,the President