How is that related? The people electing someone despite their background doesn’t have any bearing on the power of the exec branch

I'd suggest reading 'Mandate for Leadership' (better known as 'Project 2025') to get an ida of the intended scope of executive branch power under the incoming administration - specifically chapter 2 by Russ Vought, who has just been nominated back to his old job overseeing the Office of Management & Budget.

https://static.project2025.org/2025_MandateForLeadership_FUL...

Of course these aspirations will be challenged in court, but given recent jurisprudence I wouldn't bet on those challenges succeeding.