The Authors of the Textbook Conclude That Presidential Power Is

The authors of the textbook conclude that presidential power is:

A) increasing to dangerous levels that would alarm the Founders.
B) insufficient and should be expanded to help solve pressing national problems.
C) important but limited by the necessity of working with Congress and of maintaining public approval.
D) antiquated for an increasingly complex world, which the Founders could never have envisioned.
E) less important than most American realize because most presidents fail to utilize their powers to their fullest extent.