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20 Cards in this Set
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inherent power means what
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implied power
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22 Amendment
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"2" "terms"
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cabinet members do what
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preside over the various federal government agencies or who offer advice on vital issues
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repreive
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reduce severity of sentence
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when congress not in session, the pres can do what to get around Senate confirmation
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recess appointment
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executive order have the
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force of law
create or shape policies **without congressional approval |
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signing statements
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dont amount to much pres just issue his feeling on legislation
-don't have legal force, just an attachment to the bill or law being passed |
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executive agreements
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make agreements but can be revoked by congress but don't need approval
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Congress delegation of powers to who when need to act fast....
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act when need to like great depression, President
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fast-track authority
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trade deals either congress can approve or dissapprove but not ammend
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Chief of Staff
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manage white house optns
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National Security Advisor
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provides pres with regular briefings on military and intell matters
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Seniority
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Pres
VP Speaker House Rep president pro tempore of Senate (most senior member of maj party in senate) |
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Group think
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everyone agrees and their is no analyses, ppl afraid to speak up
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town meetings with president
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informal question and answer
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dividend governement
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one party pres
one party House/Sen |
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grid-lock
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govt that cant get its work done because divided
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bipartianship
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members of both parties work together
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VP role
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act as president of Senate - break tie vote
be prepared to take over |
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25 Amendment
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VP takes office apoint VP at approval of Congress
can take Pres out if Congress issue not able to carry out duties Reagan during surgery (HW Bush took over) |