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==Criticism==

==Criticism==

During the Presidency of [[George W. Bush]] it was argued by some extremists on the left that this model gave the presidency more power than it should have, and that it was leading to what they termed an '''imperial presidency.''' However [[neoconservative]] intellectual and [[Harvard]] professor Harvey Mansfield one of the chief proponents of the theory pointed out why such a criticism does not make sense:

During the Presidency of [[George W. Bush]] it was argued by critics that this model gave the presidency more power than it should have, and that it was leading to what they termed an '''imperial presidency.''' However [[neoconservative]] intellectual and Harvard professor Harvey Mansfield one of the chief proponents of the theory pointed out why such a criticism does not make sense:

“If the executive is an adversary of the law, how can he carry out the function of enforcing it?” <ref>http://www.opinionjournal.com/federation/feature/?id=110010014</ref>

“If the executive is an adversary of the law, how can he carry out the function of enforcing it?” <ref>http://www.opinionjournal.com/federation/feature/?id=110010014</ref>