The Discretionary President: The Promise And Peril Of Executive Power,New Janice T. Connell The First Part Of The

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The Discretionary President: The Promise And Peril Of Executive Power,New Janice T. Connell The First Part Of TheGeorge W. Bush'S Use Of The War On Terror To Justify The Creation Of A Unitary Executive, Acting Outside And Even Against The Law, Was A Source Of Praise And Blame For His Administration. Immediately After 9 11, A Constitutionalist Would Have Worried About The Peril Of Executive Power, But Today He Might Worry That We Ignore Its Promise And Distrust Discretionary Actions That Truly Ought To Be Taken By Presidents In Times Of Peril. Benjamin Kleinerman