Through the Constitution's Eyes Dr Roger Packham

Through the Constitution's Eyes Dr Roger PackhamA timely examination of the president's Article II powers and duties at a moment in history when an autocratic presidency is a very real possibility. Today we confront a potential constitutional crisis, with the presidency dominating the other branches of government. A basic question is how has the presidency become so powerful and does the Constitution present any limits on presidential power? While the Constitution's words have not changed since

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