 
 <prompt> "Who think say the president fit do anything wey no dey expressly forbid by law, dey wrong? Given di previous question, write one context wey contain di answer." <response>: Several twentieth-century presidents don try well well to expand the power wey dey for presidency. Theodore Roosevelt, for example, talk say the president fit do anything wey no dey expressly forbidden by law - wey dey opposite to William Howard Taft wey be him immediate successor. Franklin Delano Roosevelt get plenty power during the Great Depression. Congress don give Franklin Roosevelt plenty power; for Panama Refining v. Ryan, the Court for the first time cancel one Congressional delegation of power as e dey violate the doctrine of separation of powers. The Schechter Poultry Corp. v. United States, wey be another separation of powers case, also happen during Franklin Roosevelt time. As response to many bad Supreme Court decisions, Roosevelt bring "Court Packing" plan, wey mean say more seats go dey add to the Supreme Court make the president fit fill am. Such plan (wey dem reject for Congress) for don seriously weaken the judiciary independence and power. 