<span>The answer is the advice and
consent of the Senate. The President’s power to create treaties is restricted
by the measures required by the Treaty Clause. This clause gives the President
the “Power, by and with the Advice and Consent of the Senate, to make Treaties,
provided two thirds of the Senators present agree.” This places a clear
limitation on the President’s power to make treaties: if less than two-thirds
of the Senators present agree that the treaty should be made, then the United
States has not go through any treaty. The President therefore cannot individually
enter into a treaty.</span>
The five-year plans do not certainly justify the tremendous cost borne by the soviet people. This is because the plan only brought glory to Stalin but did not improve the welfare of the people as is reflected in the economic gap between the Soviets and other western democracies
