Abstract
Our thesis is that either the text or the relevant legislative history, considered separately, demonstrates that the founding generation fully embraced and wrote into the Constitution the myth of a chief administrator constitutionally empowered to administer all federal laws. We think the originalist textual and historical arguments for the unitary Executive, taken together, firmly establish the theory.
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