This came up in another thread, and seemed like a decent topic. I say he does, but I'm not a SC Justice, and apparently the SC has avoided the issue.
This essay takes the left wing view, and I am not endorsing it's general views, but it does touch on the main points:
https://openscholarship.wustl.edu/c...tpsredir=1&article=1227&context=law_lawreview
I would say the President needs a lot of room when handling foreign policy, and doesn't need to get bogged down in endless sniveling contests with the Senate or Congress when it comes to being able to react quickly to existential policy issues. this is especially true with an entire Party and the establishment of the other main Party are anti-American and selling out the country to the highest foreign bidders.
This essay takes the left wing view, and I am not endorsing it's general views, but it does touch on the main points:
https://openscholarship.wustl.edu/c...tpsredir=1&article=1227&context=law_lawreview
I would say the President needs a lot of room when handling foreign policy, and doesn't need to get bogged down in endless sniveling contests with the Senate or Congress when it comes to being able to react quickly to existential policy issues. this is especially true with an entire Party and the establishment of the other main Party are anti-American and selling out the country to the highest foreign bidders.