Presidential Powers In Foreign Policy

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"This study will examine the powers of the President in the realm of foreign policy.
As Mc Cracken writes in The President's Powers, "Many observers trace the recent trend toward presidential prominence in foreign affairs to President Franklin Roosevelt and World War II" (34).
Although, as Mc Cracken goes on to point out, the President has exercised considerable power in foreign affairs since George Washington's reign, it was indeed not until World War II and the Cold War that the President has been granted or has simply taken the kind of control in foreign affairs which has resulted in catastrophes which have scarred every President since that time.
As Mc Cracken adds, it was the Vietnam War era which brought into the forefront the struggle between Congress and the(...)"

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