Broken Government

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"Broken Government" is a political analysis book by former Nixon White House counsel John Dean that critiques the expansion of presidential power and the erosion of constitutional checks and balances in modern American governance.

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instanceOf book
non-fiction book
political analysis book
author John Dean
authorName John Dean
authorOccupation lawyer
political commentator
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
critiques abuse of executive power
imperial presidency
partisan manipulation of government institutions
politicization of the Department of Justice
undermining of the rule of law
weakening of congressional oversight
discusses Bush administration
surface form: George W. Bush administration

Nixon administration
Watergate scandal
focusesOn erosion of constitutional checks and balances
expansion of presidential power
modern American governance
genre political analysis
political non-fiction
hasPerspective critical of modern Republican administrations
pro–checks and balances
pro–constitutional governance
intendedAudience general readers interested in politics
legal scholars interested in constitutional issues
students of political science
language English
mainSubject American politics
constitutional checks and balances
constitutional law in the United States
executive branch of the United States
surface form: executive branch of the United States government

presidential power in the United States
separation of powers in the United States
writtenBy former Nixon White House counsel

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John Dean wrote Broken Government
John Wesley Dean III notableWork Broken Government