government

The idea of an elective head of state for the American chief executive, in its conception, was virtually without precedent. The idea of an American dual presidency, split between domestic and foreign arenas is itself without precedent. A dual presidency would suit America well due to the pressures of the office of President of the United States. As Commander-in-Chief, the President bears incredible pressures and responsibilities. The President not only has power in the United …

…breaking up the focus, the personality and charisma of a President would become less of an issue. It must be kept in mind that this is just speculation. In conclusion, turning the presidency into two halves of a whole would alleviate some of the vast responsibilities of being leader of the world's largest superpower. Hamilton was right that the executive needs unity. Yet unlike Hamilton's views, the presidency can be divided, and kept a harmonious