The President is the head of state and also a diplomat and the top administrator. He cannot, however, justify cases brought to the Supreme Court. That job would go to the Chief Justice, who currently is John Roberts (as of 2015).
Mostly likely no. He could've done more. If he had done more there probably wouldn't be a need for the civil rights act of 1964.
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It expands faster than someone speaking in a crowded street it can go around the globe and influence more people than standing in the corner over a box of soap saying the same that you could be typing also it can harm in a greater way since once something gets to the internet it is there forever.
<span>unpleasant; compare themselves against high standards</span>
