The Claim of Executive Privilege Is That Presidents

The claim of executive privilege is that presidents:

A) do not need to share all of their internal information with other branches of government
B) have the right to negotiate treaties with nations without sharing any information about the treaty with the Senate
C) can determine how to implement laws without congressional interference
D) have the right to control their own party's political apparatus instead of fellow partisans in the legislature
E) are above the law, given their importance, stature, and prestige