Which of the following is a legitimate criticism

of the Executive Office of the President?

O The Executive Office of the President reduced the size

and power of the presidency.

The Executive Office of the President stripped Congress

of its impeachment powers.

The Executive Office of the President was created

without consulting Congress.

The Executive Office of the President increased the size

and power of the presidency.

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Halle Hensley

Social Studies

12 October, 18:05

Which of the following is a legitimate criticism

of the Executive Office of the President?

O The Executive Office of the President reduced the size

and power of the presidency.

The Executive Office of the President stripped Congress

of its impeachment powers.

The Executive Office of the President was created

without consulting Congress.

The Executive Office of the President increased the size

and power of the presidency.

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Ashtyn Bautista · Answer 1

The correct answer is probably b or d

Roger Berg · Answer 2

The correct answer is D) The Executive Office of the President increased the size and power of the presidency.

The statement that is a legitimate criticism of the Executive Office of the President is "The Executive Office of the President increased the size and power of the presidency."

This is a legitimate criticism in that is questioning the powers that the President has had in recent years to make decisions and sometimes to override decisions emanated from Congress. The President of the US has so much power. He is the leader of the nation, the chief of the Cabinet, the chief diplomat of the US, and the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces. So many researchers, scholars, journalists, and citizens have recently questioned the power of the presidency.