Barack Obama has never shown much of an appreciation for the separation of powers. At an event in Argentina, in March, the president said he found it “very frustrating … that power is distributed across a lot of different institutions.”
But suddenly he’s invoking the separation of powers to stop his national security aide from testifying to a congressional panel.
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