Titlebook: American Presidential Power and the War on Terror: Does the Constitution Matter?; Justin DePlato Book 2015 Justin DePlato 2015 US Presiden

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,The Founders’ Reasons and Justifications for Presidential Emergency Power,ia checks and balances. However, certain parts of Article II of the Constitution are very vague leaving open the mysterious question of whether or not presidents have implied powers. Such an example of implied power is presidential emergency power. In this chapter, I examine the Founders’ debate ove

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Book 2015rmining how each branch of the federal government should use its power to combat the War on Terror. The actions and words of Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama are examined. DePlato‘s findings support the theory that executives use their own prerogative in determining what emergency powers a

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Trapez-, S?gen- und Rundgewindency power. I find through thorough research of classified documents that President Bush did invoke a theory of implied executive emergency power and used his own prerogative to determine what powers to use and when to use such powers in waging America’s War on Terror.

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President G. W. Bush and the Hyper-unitary Approach to Waging the War on Terror,ncy power. I find through thorough research of classified documents that President Bush did invoke a theory of implied executive emergency power and used his own prerogative to determine what powers to use and when to use such powers in waging America’s War on Terror.

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Conclusion: The Republic Is in Danger,archy, whereby the executive decides which war to wage and how to wage it. This conclusion is startling, but consistent with broader liberal democratic theory. In war, the law is silent and this is true with the US Republic.