US Foreign Policy

US Foreign Policy

Introduction

The constitution of the United States drafted in 1787 gave limited powers to the president of the country. No doubt, the architects of the constitution were of the opinion that there should be a balance of powers between the legislative, executive and judiciary branches. However, the executive branch or the Presidents of the United States from the beginning have been expanding their powers due to national or international issues and strategic change on political landscape. It is also important to discuss that George Washington was the first president who introduced expansion of powers in the executive ...