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Leanna Renee articles

Leanna Renee writes a lot of things about a lot of things for a lot of people. She grew up in the south, and then grew up again when she moved to New York City. She's a queer, polyamorous, intersectional feminist with a family full of Trump supporters. She loves puns, probably consumes way too much news and political coverage, and would probably run for office if exercising weren't so exhausting. She hopes her writing can make some kind of difference beyond helping her process the mayhem around her; but, in the meantime, processing is important and good. Hashtag Resist.

Is Giving the President Executive Privilege Democratic?

June 7, 2017 by Leanna Renee 1 Comment

President Executive Privilege

It is important that it is termed a privilege and not a right because that phrasing recognizes that while it is an implied potential benefit of holding the office of the president, it is not an absolute, omnipotent right.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Election History, Founding Fathers, Supreme Court

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