I think executive orders are going to keep growing. Every president now signs, ostensibly political, executive orders when entering office to enforce certain social norms. The following president of a political party must undo those orders, and then orders the opposite. I suspect as time goes on we'll see more and more things being declared, and the retribution list will simply keep growing.
Certainly the president needs the power to do some things, but it does feel silly in implementation.
I think executive orders are going to keep growing. Every president now signs, ostensibly political, executive orders when entering office to enforce certain social norms. The following president of a political party must undo those orders, and then orders the opposite. I suspect as time goes on we'll see more and more things being declared, and the retribution list will simply keep growing.
Certainly the president needs the power to do some things, but it does feel silly in implementation.
Of course, the end goal of one side is to just eliminate the possibility of an opposing "following president of a political party".