Chief+diplomat

In being the Chief diplomat, the President holds a lot of power. The President has the power to make treaties and trade agreements with other countries, as well as conduct foreign policy. By doing this, he is a representative for the United States in the world. President Bush, being the President, is also our current Chief Diplomat. He is exercising his power to sign treaties when he signed the treaty for [|“The Law of the Sea”] in May 2007. This is simply a treaty that deals with deep seabed mining. By signing this treaty, Bush is exercising his power to control which treaties are approved and which are denied.

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As Chief Diplomat, the president has the power to deal with realtions with other nations. This includes but is not limited to making treaties, signing trade agreements, and being a reprsentative for our country in the world.

President Bush is known as the current Chief Diplomat in the United States. He used this power, which includes the power to sign treaties and trade agreements with other nations, to make a treaty with India. On December 18th, 2006, he agreed that the two nations will share [|civil nuclear fuel and technology].By taking part in this agreement, Bush is exercising his power to deal with other nations, even on this very controvertial topic. (Editor SC)