Law & Order, Hold the Law
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Federal Funding and Executive Power
This chapter discusses the constitutional powers related to federal funding, focusing on the Impoundment Control Act and the tensions that arise when the president refuses to allocate funds approved by Congress. It examines historical precedents, particularly during Nixon's presidency, and current legal complexities surrounding the General Accountability Office's authority. The conversation further explores the implications of politically charged environments on accountability and the integrity of agencies responsible for key public functions.
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