Unitary Executive Theory

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The Unitary Executive Theory is a political theory in name only. Long ago a liberal muttered these words when it only was a theory, but now that it is law, it really isn't a theory, but we've been using the name so long, no one wanted to change it.

Contents 1 What The Unitary Executive Is 2 What The Unitary Executive Is Not 3 History & Development 4 Unitary Executive's Enemies 5 History's Validation

[edit] What The Unitary Executive Is

[edit] What The Unitary Executive Is Not

[edit] History & Development

[edit] Unitary Executive's Enemies

[edit] History's Validation

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