The question above wants to know your opinion and interpretation of the privileges of the executive power, in being able to promote actions in a confidential manner. As an opinion it is very personal, I cannot answer the questions for you, but I will give you information to form your own opinion.
To answer these questions, consider the following information:
- The president of the republic is the head of the executive branch.
- The office of the president of the republic is a public office, which makes the president a public servant, subject to the will of the people, who are the holders of national political power.
- In this case, the president cannot promote actions that are kept confidential, that is, without the knowledge of the public.
- However, the disclosure of actions by the executive branch can hinder the execution of these actions, as the disclosure can provoke revolt and even national hysteria.
- However, maintaining the secrecy of the actions of the executive branch facilitates the existence of fraud and government corruption.
In that case, you should use the information above to decide whether this confidentiality should be provided to the executive branch or not.
Furthermore, it is important to note that the founding fathers were very committed to making American citizens a central part of national policy. As such, likely, they would not agree to keep the actions of the executive branch confidential.
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