Question: While the Constitution does not specify that presidents have the power to remove those they appointed to office from their positions, Question options: a) after much legal argumentation, Congress delegated that power to the president in the wake of the Civil War. b) presidents have pushed for a constitutional amendment to allow them to remove such officials. c) presidents have long claimed that the power is implied by those expressed powers they have in the Constitution. d) the Courts ruled that the president can remove such officials if the Senate also votes for removal.