The Controversial Broad Executive Powers

The Role of Congress and Department of Justice

Essai Scientifique , 2013 , 26 Pages

Politique - Systèmes politiques en général et en comparaison

Main argument in the paper is that the increase in the presidential power does not always mean the President is eager to increase his powers in order to achieve a unilateral system, as the majority of the scholars postulate I reflected other reasons that pushed the executive power to increase, such as the media and the nature of the internal affairs. However, mainly it comes from two reasons: Congress that is not exercising its full powers of checks and balance; and an Attorney General who does not counsel the President when the President exceeds the powers vested into his position.

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

HISTORIC LITERATURE

REASONS BEHIND THE CONTINUOUSLY INCREASING PRESIDENTIAL POWERS
I-The Presidency and the Congress:
II- The Presidency and Foreign Affairs:
III- The Presidency and the Military:
IV- The Presidency and the Media:
V- The Presidency and the Government Agencies:

ASSESSMENT OF THE FINDINGS:
I- The Presidency and the Department of Justice:
II- The Presidency and the Congress:

CONCLUSION

WORKS CITED

• Université: Fort Hays State University
• Cours: IDS 804
• Auteur: Karim Saba (Auteur)
• Année de publication: 2013
• Pages: 26
• N° de catalogue: V215118
• ISBN (ebook): 9783656471158
• ISBN (Livre): 9783656471455
• Langue: anglais
• mots-clé: Presidential Powers, Executive Powers, President, USA, United States, Obama, Congress, Senate, DOJ, Department of Justice, History