Presidential Powers: The Evolution of Executive Authority to a Unitary Executive: The Greatest Instances of Abuse, Nixon & Bush

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Author
ASADI, Brandon
Keyword
First Reader Renqiu Yu
Senior Project
Semester Spring 2020
Readers/Advisors
Yu, Renqiu
Term and Year
Spring 2020
Date Published
2020

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/13495
Abstract
This paper details the history of legal arguments made to defend the expansion of presidential powers, focusing mainly on the presidencies of Richard M. Nixon and George W. Bush, as well as the counterarguments and evidence to show the results of a President unbound by laws or oversight.
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