Presidents tyler and jefferson both made executive decisions that extended the power of the presidency. describe the decisions they made and how they enhanced the original power of the office.

Both presidents made decisions that de facto modified the presidential powers, setting a precedent that was later admitted by legal means: Jefferson endorsed the presidential power to buy territories, when carrying out the Louisiana Purchase. The Constitution did not say anything about it, so through a broad interpretation it was found that it was not prohibited within its powers.

In turn, President Tyler assumed his post without being elected, after the death of President Harrison, of whom he was vice president. The Constitution did not say anything about it, so its actions were the first of its kind in our country. Subsequently, the 25th Amendment, which rules this situation, was sanctioned.

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