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Task: Answering the question about Truman's argument
The question is: "What is former president Truman's argument?"
To answer this question, we need to analyze the provided quote from Truman's speech:
"It is not the business of Congress to run the agencies of government for the president. Unless this principle is observed, it is impossible to have orderly government. The legislative power will ooze into the executive offices."
Truman argues that Congress should not interfere with the executive branch's duties. He believes that the executive branch should run the agencies of government without Congress's interference. If Congress interferes, it will lead to a chaotic government and legislative power will encroach upon the executive branch.
Now, let's analyze the answer options:
- The president, not the Supreme Court, should run the executive branch.
- Congress, not the president, should run the executive branch.
- The president, not Congress, should run the executive branch.
- The Supreme Court, not the president, should run the executive branch.
Based on Truman's quote, the correct answer is:
The president, not Congress, should run the executive branch.
