Develop an argument whether the expanded powers of the national government benefits or hinders policy making

Though some states-righters may claim that expanding the powers of the National  government is harmful or could infringe on the rights of the individual, as stated in Brutus 1, this simply  wouldn't happen as often as some claim. Within the federal government, there exist several forms of checks  and balances, and separation of powers, like Fed. 51 points out. This separation of powers would prevent  many of the fears such as the president becoming too king-like

Explanation:

from the word list given, the most suitable words that relate to the reason information were written would be:  

objectivity: lack of bias, judgment, or prejudice

accuracy: free of mistakes, to be correct

authority: the ability to tell people what to do or believe in

content: to be satisfied  

it can be said that the author made the article to present objectivity, to provide accurate information, to be the authority in the subject that he or she writes, and to be satisfied of the information quality given out.