The Long Overdue Return of Stolen Executive Branch Authority

<![CDATA[Because all executive power is vested in one person — the president, all executive branch employees operate on authority delegated by the president. He can withdraw that authority (and fire the employees) at any time. To find otherwise would suggest that someone other than the president gets to decide to whom he must delegate his authority.  There is no provision in our Constitution that gives anyone else, or any other branch of government, the power to force the president to delegate his authority to anyone. Recent moves by the Supreme Court imply that the separation of powers may soon be restored and Humphrey’s Executor overturned.]]>