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Reina Barnett
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7 September, 03:54
Why can't the president make laws
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Jaylin Bowers
7 September, 03:56
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Answer: See below.
Explanation: According to the Constitution, one person can't have all the power. Therefore, passing a law requires it going through the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branch.
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