Powers of the President Inquiry Based Question

Answer the question below using evidence from the document set in Google Classroom.  Your response should meet the following criteria:
- 2-3 paragraphs of 5-7 sentences each
- A recognizable thesis statement and line of reasoning:The president should/should not be able to expand their powers because ________________________ (if you say they should be able to, you need to describe the circumstances that would allow for this in addition to giving a reason for your opinion)
- AT LEAST 3 pieces of evidence to support your claim or thesis

Question 1

Short answer

Under what circumstances should the president be able to expand their powers beyond what is given to them in the Constitution?

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