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The Evolution of Executive Power
This chapter explores the complexities of interpreting the Constitution regarding presidential powers and independent agencies, focusing on historical figures like George Washington and Harry Truman. It highlights significant cases and debates, including the concept of the unitary executive and its implications for current governance. The discussion underscores the ongoing tension between presidential authority and congressional oversight, with references to landmark decisions and scholarly perspectives that shape our understanding of executive power.