THE POWER OF THE VICE-PRESIDENCY OF THE UNITED STATES

A MONOGRAPH

By Rev, Dr. James Broadwater, D.D., M.Div., M.S.S., B.S., A.A.

Our very first-ever Vive President, John Adams, wrongly called the vice presidency " The most insignificant office ever devised by the mind of man." He, no doubt, felt this way because the Senate hogtied him from exercising his just constitutional powers.

However, it is self-evident that there is NOTHING in the Constitution to prevent the Vice-President from making full use of his powers as the Presidency of the U.S. Senate. Alaska Governor Sarah Palin promised that she would use those powers, if elected. She was right.

Cleveland, Mississippi, USA

October 10, 2026