CAMBRIDGEE_SENSMASSACHUSETTS – One part of the U.S. Constitution stood out above all others in 2014: executive power. Under the presidency of George W. Bush, executive power reached what many considered its apogee, and the topic got a lot of press.
During the first five years of the Barack Obama administration, the subject seemed to wane in importance, surfacing occasionally on the topic of drone strikes, and then receding. Now it’s back, on issues such as the war against Islamic State, immigration reform and diplomatic relations with Cuba.
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