James Madison Argued That the President Alone Must Be Able

James Madison argued that the president alone must be able to fire a federal employee because

A) otherwise the president would not be able to control his/her subordinates.
B) the president is the person best qualified to judge job performance.
C) there would be a considerable danger of corruption if Congress participated in the process.
D) this power was clearly implied in the U.S. Constitution.
E) common law and Supreme Court precedent clearly granted the executive this power.