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The benefit of vesting a power in the executive is unity of purpose (regardless of what administration is in power). The benefit of Congress is slowing and del
by ethbr1 3mo ago
The benefit of vesting a power in the executive is unity of purpose (regardless of what administration is in power).
The benefit of Congress is slowing and deliberating over knee-jerk decisions.
Having the President initiate and Congress approve plays to the strengths of both offices.
- JumpCrisscross 3mo ago> Having the President initiate and Congress approve plays to the strengths of both offices Which wastes everyone’s time. If a case merits pardon, amend the law that convicted them in the first place.
- ethbr1 3mo agoRequiring two incentive-misaligned parties to mutually agree to effect a serious outcome was one of the Constitution's more durable controls.