is meant, «to execute» — translating purposes into programs and programs into actions. The executive power belongs to.the President of the United States, who holds office for four years and is elected, together with the Vice-President chosen for the same term, by electors from each state. The President may be re-elected and serve two terms (eight years all together) but not longer than that (Franklin Delano Roosevelt was elected for a third and fourth term, but since then the Twenty-Second Amendment to the Constitution was adopted (1951) limiting the President's term in office). The presidential election is technically an election of presidential electors, not of a president directly. After the presidential elections in November, the «President-elect» (one who has been elected President, but has not taken office) is busy choosing candidates for his Administration. «Administration» is a popular term to identify the
  executive branch, especially that or the federal government. The Administration includes the President, the Vice-President and his policy-making appointees, or even the whole body of executive officials. Generally, the Administration position is taken to be the official policy of the political party in power.
  In January the President-elect becomes the US President. The formal act of installing the President of the United States or the governor of a state in office is called «inauguration». Inauguration Day of January 20 is usually the occasion

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