Separated Power in the US and the Executive Authority

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'Ladies and gentlemen, power separation is a key phenomenon that defines the growth of the United States. My presentation will focus on judicial and executive branches of government and utilize two articles, 'Separated powers in the Unites States' and 'The temptation of the executive authority.' Before addressing the two articles, it is essential to understand the two branches. The judicial branch focuses on justice administration by ensuring laws are upheld. It comprises the adjudicators, magistrates, and judges. The executive branch focuses on the implementation of laws. Therefore, the two branches work together to ensure justice is upheld and implemented.
Article 1: Separated Powers in the United States
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Decisions made on the policy heavily depend on the executive since it is responsible for implementing actions. The executive is directly involved in making specific actions that guide the policy ideologies guided through a political process. For instance, Clinton et al. (2012) note that policy implementation can only be initiated through democratic individuals and processes. The executive works with different agencies, such as the security, to ensure the successful implementation of the policies. The decisions also rely on the executive ideology since it has the resources for policy implementation. The executive controls the treasury, responsible for resource allocation necessary to implement the policies. Therefore, the executive should be engaged in ideological matters.
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The government type in power does not imply a similarity between the administrative officials and the political party's ideologies. Individuals have constantly confused political party ideologies, administrative officials, and the government in power. However, political parties play a more critical role in policy implementation than the administration. Ideological adoption and policy implementation requires a democratic process and does not rely on the political parties. Due to the role of political parties in government formation, specific policies and administrative practices give such parties more power. Lastly, the administrative officials should adopt ideologies depending on social implications and no political implications. Therefore, it is necessary to separate between administration and politics. The executive branch of government should embrace administrative ideologies than political party ideologies to promote social justice.
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Federal executive opinions play a key role while adopting policy ideologies. According to Clinton et al. (2012), administrative agencies can use the opinions during the policy adoption to streamline decisions. Federal executive opinions are also vital since they embrace a substantive relationship between different branches of government. Besides, the opinions are constructed based on well-researched information with the help of the intelligence community. Therefore, such opinions can play a key role in shaping social practices. The federal executive opinions can also be employed since most administrative agencies rely on the opinions to execute government policies.
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American politics and policy process determines the characterization of the government agencies and the elected official's preferences. Different approaches are present to determine the stated agency preferences. A key approach is gathering information on specific political configurations (Clinton et al., 2012). The political configurations are essential since they determine agency ideology. For instance, a given Democratic party is known for liberal or conservative codes, making it easy to determine the preferences. Another approach is using a behavioral approach, including agency and commission statements. The approach can be used to measure the ideal points of the appointees at any time, making it easy to determine policy direction. Therefore, it is easy to correlate the government agencies and political party preferences from the provided evidence.
What contributed to the expansion of presidential power?
Expansion of presidential power is a key phenomenon that every individual must understand since specific arguments accompany it. The expansion can be explained through the federal executive opinions and agency ideologies. According to Clinton et al. (2012), government agencies are fundamentally political; therefore, they shape policy opinions on the presiden...