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Concentrating power in hands of a president is not really a widely shared democratic ideal. In the US the president has exceptional powers compared to almost al
by fulafel 5y ago
Concentrating power in hands of a president is not really a widely shared democratic ideal. In the US the president has exceptional powers compared to almost all other democracies.
- syshum 5y agoI dont believe I said anything about concentrating the power into the hands of the president. If anything the 4th branch was created by the congress, and its continued existence is allowed because the US Supreme Court will not stop the congress from unconstitutionally passing vague goal based laws instead of actual legislation that proscribes exactly what the executive branch is to execute. Instead they give the executive branch broad "goals" to achieve to be achieve by means and methods to be determined by the unelected administrative state This unchecked power is also not an democratic ideal.