Though not mentioned in the Constitution, the candidate who wins the presidential nomination is called upon to act as national spokesman for the group being represented. In such a role the president is the

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The candidate who wins the presidential nomination is called upon to act as the party leader, representing the political party he or she belongs to. The president is expected to promote the party's values, principles, and agenda, and to support other party members running for office. While the president may also act as an opinion leader or a national leader, the primary responsibility is to lead the political party that he or she represents. Therefore, choice (C) - party leader is the best answer.

Though Not Mentioned in the Constitution, the Candidate Who Wins