Presidential Power and Democracy: What the Constitution Actually Says (Episode_008-Revised)
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Presidential Power and Democracy: What the Constitution Actually Says (Episode_008-Revised)
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This episode explores the similarities of the vesting clauses of Articles I, II, and III of the U. S. Constitution and sets out the long-standing prevailing constitutional construction view that supports the Founder’s intent to create three co-equal branches of government – each with the ability to be a check and balance of the other two.
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