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The Executive Branch
By Phyllis Naegeli |
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1 The executive branch carries out the laws made by Congress. The president is the leader of this branch of our government. To get the job done, the president needs help. This help comes from the three parts of the executive branch — the Executive Office of the President, the Cabinet, and the independent agencies.![]() |
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