Which explains why the constitution enumerates the president’s formal powers? it makes clear the president’s role as head of the executive branch. it makes clear the president’s role as head of the office of the president. it makes clear what the president should do when issuing executive orders. it makes clear what the president should do when using the mass media.

The first answer is correct (A).

The American Constitution has as its main pillar the separation between the three powers, Executive, Legislative and Judiciary.

In this context, the Constitution makes it clear that the president is the head of executive power, and delineates all his powers as such.

At the same time, the Constitution makes clear the role of the legislature, to create laws and oversee executive power, and the role of the judiciary, to interpret laws and guarantee the constitution.

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