The Constitution grants the president only limited powers.

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The U.S. Constitution outlines specific powers for the president, such as being the commander-in-chief of the armed forces, having the power to sign or veto legislation, and the ability to negotiate treaties (with Senate approval), among others. However, these powers are balanced by checks and balances from the other branches of government (Congress and the Judiciary), making the president's powers limited and not absolute.

The Constitution Grants the President Only Limited Powers