If a president follows a policy of doing anything that the needs of the nation demand unless those actions are forbidden by the Constitution, that person follows
A) the classic restrictive view of presidential power.
B) the stewardship theory of presidential power.
C) the literalist view of presidential power
D) the concurrent theory of presidential power.
E) none of the above.
Question 2
If the president subscribes to the following statement: The president can exercise no power which cannot fairly and reasonably be traced to some specific grant of power, that person adheres to
A) the classic restrictive view of the presidency.
B) the stewardship theory of presidential power.
C) the literalist view of presidential power.
D) the concurrent theory of presidential power.
E) none of the above.
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