Within the context of the Federalist Papers, particularly Federalist No. 70, Alexander Hamilton articulates the need for a strong executive branch. He argues that a vigorous executive is essential for providing energy in the executive and thus ensuring the stability of the government. He contrasts this idea against the potential pitfalls of a weak executive, suggesting it leads to indecision and inefficiency. Based on this understanding, which of the following statements best encapsulates Hamilton's argument regarding the necessity of a strong executive?