Question

In which way do modern presidents differ from the original intentions of the Framers of the Constitution?

Answer 1

Answer:

Framers of the Constitution:

"The individuals who framed the constitution of the United States, as they wanted the nation  to a specific set of rules in  order to develop and find solution if they faced some political situations in the uncertain future."

The Framers Of the constitution was by signed by about 39 members, as it included the founding fathers of the nation, Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Hamilton, George Washington, and Thomas Jefferson.

Explanation:

• Limitation in Constitutional Power:

George Washington served a leader for the American nation, as he was a military general who had a number of authorities even appointing or firing the official appointed. As the public feared that he will eventually end being a monarch but he had no kids so, it turned out to be John Adam as the 2nd President of the United States. In the frame work they added the age limit as 35 years minimum to be the President of the US.

• The people wanted to have a person energetic enough to run the country but not as a king, but as chief executive with certain constitutional powers.

• As these days presidents have some limitations unlike George Washington and other presidents of the US who were among the founding fathers of the nation. As now a days the President functional area is like a chief executive of the state having some limited constitutional powers, along with the general authorities and work with judges to veto a laws and bills.
• As James Wilson wanted a more simple, constitutional, and judicial way to elect the president of the United states.
• Modern president can not just fire or appoint any person, or make any changes to pass a law but have to go through a long process presented by the constitution.
• Along with that the frame work gives a lot of limitless powers to the chief in command but they were limited later, in order to avoid power abuse.