Please enable JavaScript.

Coggle requires JavaScript to display documents.

the president and foreign policy, the bush doctrine - Coggle Diagram

- - - - power to make treaties with senate approval
        
        power to appoint ambassadors with senate approval
  - - - position of head of state and chief diplomat gives them the power to conduct foreign policy through making agreements and treaties with states - executive agreements
- - - - or they defer to congressional vote = GWB iraq
- - - - limits - congress may feel they have a right as they are elected . separation of powers encourages members to respond to constituents views
- - - - national security council gives president advantage over congress as they hold critical info - congress has to trust the president
        
        limits - not all foreign policy the president can claim need for speed. us senate committee has experience in foreign relations