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roosevelt and the power of the presidency
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what did president roosevelt believe about the
powers of the president?
my view was that every executive was a
steward of the i declined to adopt the view
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that what was imperatively necessary for the nation could
not be done by the president unless he could find
specific authorization to do it. mkuran
presidents should not follow congress's lead.
presidents should act only if the constitution
specifically authorizes it.
specific
presidents are bound to the constitution, not
needs of the people.
o presidential power can extend beyond the
constitution when it is best for the nation.
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