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{{r|Unitary executive theory||**}} ===Unitary executive theory===

U.S. lawyer, closely affiliated with [[Dick Cheney]], who is an advocate of [[unitary executive theory|extremely strong Presidential power]]

...[George W. Bush Administration]] and advocate of [[neoconservatism]] and [[unitary executive theory|unitary Presidential authority]]; currently a political commentator; [[U.S.

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...ntelligence Review; member of American Bar Association's Task Force on [[unitary executive theory|Presidential signing statements]]

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...re 9/11 had a goal of reversing what they saw as Congress' intrusions on [[unitary executive theory|unitary executive power]].<ref name=Goldsmith-TP>{{citation

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...ed Kingdom. This should not be confused with the most basic form of the [[unitary executive theory]], in which a single individual has ultimate responsibility for the executi

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...e U.S. context, as the legal concept developed, it tended to be called the unitary executive theory, and most recently emphasized by Dick Cheney.

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He wrote on prerogative power and the unitary executive theory based on the theories of John Locke, who wrote, in the ''Second Treatise on

...rney, closely associated with Dick Cheney, who is a strong advocate of the unitary executive theory, especially during the George W. Bush Administration. Even his detractors,

{{seealso|unitary executive theory}} President Obama first used a controversial [[unitary executive theory#signing statements|signing statement]] in March 2009, saying "it is a legit

{{seealso|Unitary executive theory}} ...Congressional intent. Both of these areas have had little effect under the unitary executive theory that intelligence operations are a matter of presidential authority, a posi