What does the 25th amendment say a president may do if he or she has a severe illness that prevents him or her from the roles of the president for a period of time?

The 25th Amendment says about the “Acting President” that a president may do if he or she has a severe illness that prevents him or her from the roles of the president for a period of time.

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The United States Federal Structure has President as the chief of the administration of the United States administering the Federal government and also resides the post of “Commander in chief” of Armed Forces bearing the responsibility of the most expensive armed troop having nuclear arsenal. The powers of the President of America are defined in the “Article II”, Section 2 of the Constitution that grants him to shows his military competencies over the nation’s executive leadership.  

In case President is unable to preside over his office for a long period of time due to illness or some other reason, the 25th Amendment allows appointing an acting president to the office. He will reside to the post till the President commences his seat.

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Grade: High school

Subject: US History

Chapter: President  

Keywords:

United States ,Federal Structure,President,Federal government, Commander in chief, nuclear arsenal, Article II”, Section 2, 25th Amendment,acting president

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