Has the american presidency grown too powerful

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Assignment:

Read the articles below and answer the following question. (150 words minimum.)

Has the American presidency grown too powerful? Why or why not?

"How a stronger presidency could lead to more effective government." Washington Post. William Howell and Terry Moe. September 14, 2020.

"'A too-powerful presidency': Will US ever rein in executive branch?" Christian Science Monitor. Henry Gass. January 25, 2021.

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