All of the following are views of presidential power EXCEPT

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The stewardship doctrine, a restrictive view, and a prerogative view are all recognized perspectives on presidential power. The "sweeping view" is not a commonly recognized term or perspective in discussions of presidential power. The stewardship doctrine suggests the president can do anything not explicitly forbidden by the Constitution to act in the national interest, a restrictive view holds that the president can only do what the Constitution explicitly allows, and a prerogative view supports the idea that the president can take any actions in the national interest unless expressly prohibited by the Constitution.

All of the Following Are Views of Presidential Power EXCEPT