Why would the "job" of being a leader change during war?

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Ket [755]3 years ago

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there is an expansion in abilities of the president during a wartime. the president gains many authorities that he would not have had prior. the president is commander in chief of the military first and foremost, and during a war, the focus of the president will likely shift off of other issues to focus on protection of the country.

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