The expressed, delegated, and inherent powers of the presidency

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Founders gave limited powers to the presidency and yet the office is today the most powerful in American government, by far. What are the expressed, delegated, and inherent powers of the presidency? What additional tools and resources do modern presidents use today? As presidents rely more on the unilateral actions inherent in many of those tools, does that pose a threat to the Founders’ ideal of checks and balances? Why or why not?

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