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Over which government entity does the president not have power?
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Over which government entity does the president not have power?

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Congressional Budget Office

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A government entity where the president has no power is the Congressional Budget Office. That is because a budget is proposed and created by the congress and the president has no power over it so as to prevent having the president spending the money as he wanted.
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