U.S. President- Appointment Here's My View !  Print
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The Problem- The U.S. President has the authority to appoint persons to fill numerous government posts, not only fill positions on his White House Staff.  These appointments become the first duty of the President after being elected. The problem will this authority is that many persons receive an appointment as a reward for their monetary contributions to their party or for their help in getting the president elected. This means that certain government posts are being filled by persons who have no public administration policy training or no previous government work experience.  How can this be good for our governemt?  Dosen't it lessen government efficiency?  Isn't this "reinventing the wheel" ?
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History/Background-

  • Question- how did the President gain the authority to make appoints to government posts?
  • Question- what are the various types of appointments the President may make?
  • Question- what is the total number of Presidential appointments, and the breakdown count for each type or appointment?. 
  • Question- what are the high government posts filled by presidential appointment?,


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  • http://www.presidential-appointments.org/  Subtitle=   "Serving the United States "at the pleasure of the President" has always been high in the mind of politicians and citizens - whether for the power, or the recognition, to be of service, or for the money." 
    This site provides a very thorough discussion of all the various types of appointments.
  • www.whitehouse.gov

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