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Congress Abdicates Power, Lets Presidents Rule by Executive Fiat

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Congress possesses the constitutional authority to check presidential overreach, yet year after year it cedes power to the executive branch through inaction and legislative laziness. This abdication of responsibility undermines the separation of powers our Founders designed and concentrates dangerous authority in the hands of one person.

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