President Obama

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Focusing on the tension between constitutional ideals and executive power, this study examines how Barack Obama's principles evolved after his inauguration. It critiques his administration's actions in light of his campaign rhetoric against George W. Bush's claims of unchecked presidential authority. Louis Fisher delves into the implications of these tensions for the balance of power among the branches of government, providing a timely analysis of the challenges faced by the presidency in adhering to constitutional principles.