The unitary executive theory is a theory of United States constitutional law holding that the president, as head of the federal government's executive branch, must retain sole authority over executive administration and officials, structurally centralizing control within a unified hierarchy. Weaker formulations are less controversial than stronger versions, which face constitutional and practical criticism.
The unitary executive theory is a theory of United States constitutional law holding that the president, as head of the federal government's executive branch, must retain sole authority over executive administration and officials, structurally centralizing control within a unified hierarchy. Weaker formulations are less controversial than stronger versions, which face constitutional and practical criticism.
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