When read as they are, it becomes obvious why the position of president is such an attractive electoral office. This is one after in consultation with the Senate. Others obviously rely on the president having to co-operate with the legislative side of government i.e. the Executive and Legislative working together on behalf of the people of America. However, over the years, the nature of the presidency has changed to match the time and the Supreme Court continues to act in the debate on the Constitution and who has what power. It was deemed impossible to cover every aspect and eventuality of government.
Inherent power is a contentious issue.
This relies on the judges to interpret the Constitution - which is a minefield. One issue that clouds a president s claim is the circumstances behind which a president claims inherent powers. One of the more problematic issues is the fact that the Constitution is brief and very generalised - as its writers intended it to be to allow for flexibility as the nation grew. This flexibility leaves it open to interpretation. Society and government have become far more complicated as this century has progressed.