The "Spouse of the President" refers to the partner of the sitting President of the United States. This individual often plays a significant role in public life, participating in various ceremonial duties and initiatives. Traditionally, the spouse engages in social causes, supports charitable organizations, and represents the administration at official events. The spouse is not an elected official and does not have formal political power. However, they can influence public opinion and policy through advocacy and public appearances. Notable examples include Michelle Obama, who focused on health and education, and Jill Biden, who emphasizes education and military family support.