How do political timetables impact the relationship between the president and Congress?

professionally

Explanation: they Congress’s role and operation in national politics is fundamentally shaped by the design and

structure of the governing institution in the Constitution. One of the key principles of the

Constitution is separation of powers. The doctrine is rooted in a political philosophy that aims to

keep power from consolidating in any single person or entity, and a key goal of the framers of the

Constitution was to establish a governing system that diffused and divided power. These

objectives were achieved institutionally through the design of the Constitution. The legislative,

executive, and judicial branches of the government were assigned distinct and limited roles under

the Constitution, and required to be comprised of different political actors. The constitutional

structure does not, however, insulate the branches from each other. While the design of the

Constitution aims, through separation, to prevent the centralization of power, it also seeks the

same objective through diffusion. Thus, most powers granted under the Constitution are not

unilateral for any one branch; instead they overlap.