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According to constitutional scholars, which principle was threatened by George W. Bush’s interpretation of executive privilege?




separation of church and state


freedom of the press


separation of powers


federalism

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Separation of powers is the answer.  The Bush administration has been criticized
for taking actions without the approval of Congress.  This was true during the Second Invasion of
Iraq where he still went ahead without the approval of Congress despite lack of
evidence.

The principle that was threatened by Bush while interpreting the executive privilege was the principle of separation of powers.

Option C is the correct answer.

Who was George Washington Bush?

George W. Bush was elected president of the US country in the year 2001. He was treated as the forty-third president of that country.

The separation of powers refers to the segregation of federal powers into various levels or branches. There are three branches formed namely, the legislative branch which deals with making laws, the executive branch which implements the laws, and the judicial branch which deals with monitoring of the implemented laws are being followed by people or not.

Therefore, the principle of separation of powers was criticized by Bush in relation to executive privilege.

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