#presidential-power

#presidential-power

Trump's second term is defined by a more unrestrained exercise of presidential power, reflecting his desire to complete unfinished business.

Trump seeks to portray his presidency as focused on national service despite past controversies.

The interview in the Oval Office highlights Trump's flamboyant personality and his approach to power.

Trump's status as president-elect does not provide immunity from criminal prosecution, according to Manhattan prosecutors.

Michael J. Sandel highlights the growing danger of Donald Trump's second presidency, marked by a quest for revenge and testing of presidential limits.

Donald Trump attempts a unifying transformation by presenting himself as a unifying figure during the Republican National Convention, aiming to bridge political divides and heal the discord and division in American society.

Former presidents should speak out against current threats to democracy and the unprecedented power grab by the Trump administration.

Presidential term limits prevent the consolidation of power in the executive branch.

Partisanship overshadows legal concerns regarding unilateral presidential actions, particularly for Trump and Biden.

Trump's executive orders signify a challenge to the constitutional balance of power between the presidency, Congress, and the Supreme Court.

A legal push for a constitutional convention may aid Donald Trump's efforts to increase presidential power despite criticism from legal experts.

A president-elect with a criminal conviction faces significant barriers to accessing classified information vital for national security.

Presidential pardons replicate royal authority and have been a tool for U.S. presidents for over 200 years.

Ford's pardon of Nixon initiated a troubling precedent for presidential power and accountability.

Cabinet members' power arises from their access to the President and their department's responsibilities.

President Lyndon Johnson's unprecedented decision to not seek re-election due to national and personal reasons is a notable exception in political history.

Justice Kavanaugh reflects on presidential power and the demands of being a Supreme Court justice versus being president.

The Supreme Court will decide if Trump can face trial for alleged election subversion, impacting the scope of presidential power and timing of potential trial.

The Supreme Court will decide if Trump must face trial, impacting the scope of presidential power and possibly delaying trial until after the 2024 election.

The Supreme Court wrestles with the practical implications of granting former President Trump immunity from criminal prosecution.

Supreme Court may lean towards limiting criminal prosecution of presidents rather than granting absolute immunity.