Which political theory has been interpreted to mean that a president can shield critical information from Congress as a result of the separation of powers?

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Ishwar Gagare · Answer 1 · 2016-03-18T02:20:32+0000

The correct answer is "executive privilege".

Executive privilege is the privilege of the President and people related to him to resist the requests of Congress to access some information.

Which political theory has been interpreted to mean that a president can shield critical information from Congress as a result of the separation of powers?

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