Why must president resort to the power of the bully pulpit

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Assignment:

Explain in a few paragraph.

How is the American president limited or constrained in his powers to act as he pleases? Why must the president resort to the "power of the bully pulpit" to accomplish his goals? What are the formal and informal resources available to the president as he attempts to persuade others to help meet his goals?

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