Decisive Action and Executive Power

This chapter examines the intent behind the executive power as envisioned by the Founding Fathers, emphasizing the role of the presidency in taking decisive action amid political challenges. The discussion highlights the ongoing tension between strong executive leadership and judicial resistance, particularly in the context of recent Supreme Court cases and legislative limitations. It also reflects on historical precedents, such as the Watergate scandal, that have shaped the current understanding of presidential authority and its balance with Congress.