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The Trump administration is taking executive privilege too far Original

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By Mitchel A. Sollenberger, Mark J. Rozell
| The Hill Verified
The Trump administration’s latest attempt to protect the president from possible future investigations comes in a Justice Department Office of Legal Counsel memorandum claiming that executive privilege protects a president’s communications with private advisers. The memo invokes numerous examples of presidents consulting people outside the government.
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DOGE and the Modern Czar: Executive Power, Accountability, and the Trump Administration

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By Mitchel A. Sollenberger, Mark J. Rozell
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Soon after President Donald Trump created the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), controversy arose over its aggressive cost-cutting and broad authority across federal agencies. The effort was led by Elon Musk, raising constitutional questions about whether a non-vetted, non-Senate-confirmed figure chosen by the president can wield sweeping policy, regulatory, and spending power. This paper briefly defines the “czar” concept and traces its historical roots.
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Why merging Virginia's elections is a solution in search of a problem | Mark Rozell

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By Mark J. Rozell
| The Daily Progress Verified
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