Essay On The Three Branches Of Government

The Three Branches of the U. S. government is Legislative who makes laws and Executive who carries the laws and last is Judicial who evaluates laws. Legislative government makes sure that the laws are approved presidential appointments and out of 100 senators they select 2 per state to control. In the House of Representatives there are 435 elected representatives based on each state’s population. In the Executive branch there is a President which is our Obama and his vice president Joe Biden then there is a cabinet which the president nominate and must approved by the senate. With the Executive branch the president is in authority signing laws, vetoes laws, and pardoning people and also appointing a federal judges. Also getting elect every 4 years which is what happening now as the election is approaching in November 8th of this year. The primary power of the executive branch rests with the president, who chooses his vice president
and his cabinet members. A fundamental function of the executive branch is to guarantee that laws are approved out and enforced to enable day to day tasks of the federal government as accumulating taxes and protecting the motherland and representing the United States’ political and trade and industry interest around the world. In Judicial branch they decide if the laws are constitutional, and it is appointed by the president and there are 9 justices in it and also can overturn rulings by other judges when they see it fit. The difference between the 3 branches of the federal, state, and local is they all have their own exclusive powers. Federal government handles money print and declares war and establishes an army and navy and enters into treaties with other foreign governments. The state establishes local government and they issue out license (where it marriage, driver’s etc.) They also regulate intrastate trade and conduct elections. The job of the state and federal working joint to establish courts and create and collect taxes and work in building highways and borrow money from other government. The Local government networks with public education and federation of police and fire department and human services. The Tenth amendment clearly stated that the United States Constitution: “The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people.” However, the state and local works together with same agenda interest to protect and serve the local needs.
By sharing the power between the national and state government, which allows us to appreciate the welfares of diversity and unity.
By setting up a national policy, the system is fair to everyone and the states do not have to bear the heavy burden of regulating their currency. On the other hand, issues such as the death penalty have been lift up to the individual states. Where to have death penalty depends on the history of the state and needs and philosophies.
The supreme law of land only for United States and its citizens. It is called supreme because all other sub forms of government within the country and all legislation passed by individual states and their local government cannot pass laws that displace the rights and laws of the federal government. The Federal government job is to give and protects the right of all citizens their right which cannot be trespassed by any other legislation who interrupt these right. The Supreme laws protect the fundament rights of the constitution created for the citizens of the United
States.