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Evolution of the Presidency

Evolution of the Presidency. Some extra explanation . Evolution. Precedents Advise and Consent – becomes consent by precedent Veto power – Evolves from “unconstitutional” to “bad policy” to “pocket veto” Appointment Power Does dismissal require consent?

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Evolution of the Presidency

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  1. Evolution of the Presidency Some extra explanation 

  2. Evolution Precedents • Advise and Consent – becomes consent by precedent • Veto power – Evolves from “unconstitutional” to “bad policy” to “pocket veto” • Appointment Power Does dismissal require consent? From spoils system to civil service

  3. Expansion of Veto Power

  4. Recent Expansion

  5. Early Expansion Prez • Washington Civilian control – Refusal to join coup attempt Federal supremacy – Control over state militias Limited power – Two terms • Jackson Federal supremacy – Rejection of nullification Spoils system – Open partisanship • Lincoln Emergency powers – Suspension of habeas corpus Federal supremacy – War to prevent secession

  6. Modern Presidents Justifications Expanded power needed in modern world. Modernization = administrative expansion. Expand bureaucracy as needed Increased global complexity = national security state

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