Andrew Jackson’s endorsed limiting the power of the central government; ironically, Jackson the powers of the presidential branch. *

Expanded

Explanation:

Andrew Jackson was the seventh United States President, he was elected in 1829. Throughout his time he ordinarily endorsed limiting the power of the central government; ironically, Jackson EXPANDED the powers of the presidential branch.

This was evident in many of his conduct as he used veto power to counter whatever decision made by congress. For example the vetoing of the recharter bill of the National Bank

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