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Presidential Power

Using the Google Slides from Monday create a counterclaim to the argument "The role of the President of the United States is often scrutinized, with many arguing that the position holds excessive power. However, the President should be given even more power because there is a need for decisive leadership, the ability to respond swiftly to crises, and there should be trust placed in the president by the citizens of the United States"

Your counterclaim should be compelling, debatable and defensible and supported with evidence. Make sure to reference where you are getting your evidence.

Question 1

Short answer

What is a counterclaim to the argument above? Then provide evidence that supports your counterclaim.

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