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The Unitary Executive and the Clinton AdministrationChristopher S. KelleyMiami University of Ohio January 17, 2009 Abstract: Much has been written about the unitary executive theory and presidential power and its connection to Republican presidents, in particular the George W. Bush administration. What has not gotten a lot of attention is how the theory was extended by and through the Clinton administration. While Clinton promised a break from the way his Republican predecessors governed, once in office he grabbed a hold of the powers provided by the unitary executive and implemented them through a series of executive orders and OLC opinions.
Keywords: Unitary Executive, Presidential Power, Signing Statements, Executive Orders working papers seriesDate posted: January 19, 2009 ; Last revised: November 3, 2009Suggested CitationContact Information
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