On the record
The President has no more right to control or exercise the powers conferred by law upon them than they have to control him in the discharge of his duties.
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gutenberg.orgThe President has no more right to control or exercise the powers conferred by law upon them than they have to control him in the discharge of his duties.
Sherman asserts the independence of department heads from presidential control.
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