The greatness of England owing to the genius of that people. The Crown of England can do what it pleases, nearly. There is no balance in America to such an executive as that in England. Willing to make a law that the President, if he sees gross misconduct, may suspend pro tempore . The executive coextensive with the legislative.
Exceptions are to be construed strictly.
This is an invariable rule. The President has not a continental interest, but is a citizen of a particular State. Hyperion to a satyr. Where there are not intermediate powers, an alteration of the government must be to despotism. Powers ought not to be inconsiderately given to the executive without proper balances.