Original sentence: However, Tillman argues that the President is treated as an "officer" of the "Government of the United States" in the Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act of 1974, War Powers Resolution, and other statutes, and (as described in more detail below in an unofficial Congressional Research Institute investigation) may be considered an "officer of the United States" for purposes of the insurrection bar of the Fourteenth Amendment.The Supreme Court of the United States has officially recognized that the people do not vote for "Officers of the United States" yet recent events have opened up debates about occasions where the classification may apply to the President's and or the Vice President's seats, which are both frequently used in some connection with the word "office".This section is not intended to provide established facts
Edited sentence: '" However, the president is treated as an "officer" of the "Government of the United States" in the Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act of 1974, War Powers Resolution, and other statutes, and (as described in more detail below) is likely an "officer of the United States" for purposes of the insurrection bar of the Fourteenth Amendment.In Free Enterprise Fund v.Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, an Appointments Clause case, the Supreme Court (in an opinion by Chief Justice John G.Roberts, stated that "The people do not vote for the 'Officers of the United States