The American constitutional framework operates under the assumption that political leaders will act with integrity and respect democratic norms. However, when an administration systematically exploits legal ambiguities and institutional vulnerabilities, the system's structural safeguards prove inadequate. This analysis examines how executive power can be weaponized through loopholes, challenging the foundational premise that accountability mechanisms will function effectively against those willing to disregard constitutional conventions.

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