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EPISODE · Dec 5, 2024 · 46 MIN

Politics with Paul #18: Expansion of Presidential Power and Controversies

from Politics with Paul · host Paul Rader

US presidential power and prestige has expanded greatly since the Framers of the Constitution designed the new form of American government. Yet just as heavy debate ensued at that time as to what the president can and should do with his powers, controversies have continued all throughout US history through today. Today's looks at some of those debates (such as whether checks on presidential power should be relaxed in certain cases), how previous presidents have wielded their power, and how the president interacts with Congress (legislative) and Supreme Court (judicial) branches of government. Today's random question: What is a word that is grossly overused and needs to be severely curbed?

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