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  <title>Ep. 262 | Constitutional Chats Podcast | Heather Yates | Treaties, Power &amp;amp; the Presidency: Article II, Section II, Clause II</title>
  <description>The United States Constitution is efficient in its division of power between the three branches of government.&amp;amp;nbsp; Articles I, II and III create the Legislative, Executive and Judicial branches, respectively.&amp;amp;nbsp; Within Article II, Section II gives the President certain powers to function as our chief diplomat with other countries.&amp;amp;nbsp; Just what are these powers?&amp;amp;nbsp; What is the check on this power from the other branches?&amp;amp;nbsp; What is a treaty, and what is the difference between treaties and executive orders?&amp;amp;nbsp; To guide our discussion on Article II, Section II, Clause II we are delighted to welcome Dr. Heather Yates as our guest this week.&amp;amp;nbsp; Dr. Yates is a professor of American politics. </description>
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