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Power of Presidency
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The basis of presidential power was much more limited in 1789 verses the present. ... I believe our presidency has to change with time. ... Another part to the evolution of the power of presidency was the New Deal by Franklin D. ... That deal let the president have more power, but it was ok because it help and people understood. ... Which has made the role of presidency more powerful not only in our country , but worldwide. The civil rights movement has expanded the power because the need for the National Guard to protect African-Americans and their rights. Most of these things have good reasoning for the expansion of power over the years and yet some people are not happy.
President Bush has let everyone know how powerful the presidency is today. ... I think by even having homeland security Bush has minimized local power, which is not what the founders intended. ... In the beginning only congress could declare war, but seems now the president has that power too. ... This would give him even more international power if Chalabi runs Iraq. ... The qualifications to be president are still the same as they were back in the beginning of the presidency. The power it has gained over the years has made room for the president to have his own unwritten laws.
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Title: Power of Presidency
Words: 1044
Rating: None
Pages: 4.2
submitted by: Tangled
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