J. Tulis, The Two Constitutional Presidencies one sperate page double spaced journal on each chapter one page. must use APA citation stylefollow insructions very care fullyYou must turn in a journal entry for each reading that indicates at the top of the page which reading it is (with the author, chapter number, and chapter title). A journal entry should be a one-page, single-spaced (it can be double-spaced if you have room), typed, summary and review of the reading in question. It should have two sections. In the first section, you should provide a brief synopsis of the reading that identifies the key themes, thesis, and key points. The second section should contain your evaluation of the readings. How does the reading connect with the discussion in the class or with other topics we cover? How does it connect with current events or actions of recent presidents? How does it relate to other things you know, have learned in this class or others? Try to keep each entry to single spaced page (to save the trees and to save your time and mine). Your grade will not be affected if you go over or under a single page as long as you fulfill the assignment as described above. Please print double sided if at all possible if a summary is over one page, and always staple multiple pages together. Citations: You do not need to cite the chapter you are summarizing in text. For the review, you should cite any outside sources you draw from, with a citation at the end or in a footnote. Included citations should be in APA format. Guidance on APA citation formatting can be found on the library website: http://libraries.towson.edu/help-guides/tags/apa. Journal entries will be due in class each Monday with assigned readings, as hard copies. E
ntries submitted on time and fulfilling all requirements above will receive full credit (1 point). Entries submitted late during the week they are due (by Friday at 5pm) will receive up to 75% credit (.75 points). Entries submitted after this point may receive up to 50% credit (.5 points). There will be up to 22 points possible to receive full credit for the assignment by the end of the semester.must use only these refrencesBurke, J. (2016). Presidential power: Theories and dilemmas. Chicago: Westview Press. ISBN: 9780813349671 (Abbreviated as Burke) ? Pika, J. A., Maltese, J. A., & Rudalevige, A. (2017). The politics of the presidency, 9th edition. Los Angeles: CQ Press. ISBN: 9781483375632 (Abbreviated as Pika)and Tulis Two Constitutional PresidenciesAnswer preview……………. In “The Two Constitutional Presidencies,” J. Tulis contends that there are two constitutional presidencies: the “Constitutional” (uppercase) presidency and the “constitutional” (lowercase) presidency. The “Constitutional” presidency is the one presidency designed by the Framers of the Constitution, which is a limited presidency that derives its authority from the Constitution. This presidency does not lead public opinion as the Founders limited the political influence of the president. The “constitutional” presidency, on the other hand, refers to the one whereby the president derives his authority from his ability to shape public opinion in addition to his constitutional powers. Tulis calls this presidency the rhetorical presidency. In this regard, the president plays an active role in government direction by formulating ideas and working to convince the public and Congress to support it…..APA 327 words
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