Discussion post must be at least 1,000 words and answer the three bulleted questions. Does not require a title, but must answer the questions using the Kesler article with in-text citations (APA format): https://www.heritage.org/political-process/report/what-separation-powers-means-constitutional-government
Prompt: In his paper, Kesler refers to Wilson’s argument that government should not be viewed in the 18th-century conception of the framers as a Newtonian system in which the desire for power in each part of government could be kept in check by the same desire for power in other parts of government (much as planets are kept in their respective orbits by the force of gravity) but rather that government should be viewed as an organism that, in the Darwinian sense, adapts and evolves, and whose parts need to fit together in one coordinated piece rather than as competing components. Kesler argues against the Wilsonian approach positing, in the final paragraphs of his article, that a good government, as embodied in the Constitutional order, must “…secure private rights and the public good, rather than simply obeying the majority’s will†(Kesler, 2016).
– How does Kesler use his defense of the Constitutional order to advocate for a robust executive branch of government?
– In which ways does he argue that the Progressive/Wilsonian approach would change the role of the executive branch?
– Do you agree with Kesler’s argument that the United States has already moved some distance from the Constitutional system envisioned by the Framers to a system of government more in keeping with the Progressive/Wilsonian approach? Why or why not?
The corn article (chapters 1 & 2 only) can also be referenced and cited to answer the third question: https://www.google.com/books/edition/Aspen_Treatise_for_National_Security_Law/I36aDwAAQBAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1
Discussion post must be at least 1,000 words and answer the three bulleted questions. Does not require a title, but must answer the questions using the Kesler article with in-text citations (APA format): https://www.heritage.org/political-process/report/what-separation-powers-means-constitutional-government
Prompt: In his paper, Kesler refers to Wilson’s argument that government should not be viewed in the 18th-century conception of the framers as a Newtonian system in which the desire for power in each part of government could be kept in check by the same desire for power in other parts of government (much as planets are kept in their respective orbits by the force of gravity) but rather that government should be viewed as an organism that, in the Darwinian sense, adapts and evolves, and whose parts need to fit together in one coordinated piece rather than as competing components. Kesler argues against the Wilsonian approach positing, in the final paragraphs of his article, that a good government, as embodied in the Constitutional order, must “…secure private rights and the public good, rather than simply obeying the majority’s will†(Kesler, 2016).
– How does Kesler use his defense of the Constitutional order to advocate for a robust executive branch of government?
– In which ways does he argue that the Progressive/Wilsonian approach would change the role of the executive branch?
– Do you agree with Kesler’s argument that the United States has already moved some distance from the Constitutional system envisioned by the Framers to a system of government more in keeping with the Progressive/Wilsonian approach? Why or why not?
The corn article (chapters 1 & 2 only) can also be referenced and cited to answer the third question: https://www.google.com/books/edition/Aspen_Treatise_for_National_Security_Law/I36aDwAAQBAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1
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