Gov Review Leal Ut 310L

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Buckley vs Valee

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1976
source, amount reform of campaign money

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Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act

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2002
soft money, from anyone to party building activities

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Pocketbook voting

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voting opposite party in power for the self

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Sociotropic voting

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voting for benefit of all, to help society

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Min amount of States a Pres. can win to take election

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Speaker of the House does

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Speaks for House to President about strategy and policy

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Majority House leader does

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tactical planning

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Whips of the House do

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info gathering and channeling

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President of Senate is

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VP

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President Pro Tempore

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stands in for VP, most senior member of Senate

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Selective Committees

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temporary, deal with specific issues

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Three types of rules in House

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open, closed, restrictive

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Conference Committees

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revisiting a bill to make it presentable to a President that vetoed it

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The Powers of the President, in total

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Executive Order, Executive Privilege, Persuade, Inform, Recommend, Appoint

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Brownslow Commission

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1932, increase personal White House staff of President

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What office organizes workers an aids?

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Chief of Staff office

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People can be ambassadors to what

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organizations, countries, companies

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Desegregation of Military occured by exec. order of

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Harry Truman

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Bureaucracy does what

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implements laws, provides services (public works)

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Five Problems with Bureaucracy acronym

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ROMES

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Five Problems with Bureaucracy non acronym

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Red tape, overreaching goals, measuring success is hard, expansionist tendency, slow to change

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Hatch Act

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1939
Prevents gov. workers from campaign/participating in partisan political activity

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Presidents Inner Cabinet acronym`

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STD J

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Presidents INner Cabinet

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State Treas Def Justice

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Independent Regulatory Agencies are

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quasi-jducial regulatory agencies

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First candidate to see political primary process had changed presidential politics was

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Jimmy Carter

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Media over exaggerating important of campaign events is called

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manufacturing news

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Performance voting

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choosing president on performance

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Influence of mass media tends to be

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exaggerated on Pres elections

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The Senate was intended to be

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electorally insulated by the Founders

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1960s, advantages of running for reelection in House grew to include

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money differences between candidates, party decline, changing role of reps

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In terms of proportion of women in the national legislature, among worlds democracies, US ranks

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quite low

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Shaw v. Reno

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1993
districts based solely on minority population figures are unconstitutional

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Steering Committee

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Republican way of assigning people to committees

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The Committee of the Whole

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Floor of the House, where issues are debated amongst all members

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Distributive Theory

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members of Congress get committee assignments based on constituencies interests

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President does what acronym

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CRAMP

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President does what

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Conduct foreign policy, respond to disasters and problems, administer complex bureaucracy, manage economy, promote desired legislation

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Important Constitutional powers of President are

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shared with Congress

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Ronald Reagan tried to restore

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grandeur and pageantry of presidency

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Independent Counsel

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can look into presidential criminal conduct

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Administrative Discretion

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power of bureaucracy to implement laws their way

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Pendleton Act

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created civil service commission

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Senatorial Courtesy

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allows senators to veto appointments within their states

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17 Amendment

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direct election of senators

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Important Committees in House acronym

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CRAW

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Important Committees in House

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Commerce, Rules, Appropriations, Ways and Means

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Important Committees in Senate acronym

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FFAB

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Important Committees in Senate

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Foreign Affairs, Finance, Appropriations, Budget

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Citizens want their reps as _______, others as ______

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delegates, trustees

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Barbar says

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POS, NEG
ACTIVE Adaptive Compulsive
PASSIVE Compliant Withdrawn

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Skowronek says

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Pres only great if situation allows them to be

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Log Rolling Theory

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people work together in Congress to help everyone get things passed

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Schlesinger Pneumonic

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Helpwinner

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Ornstein Pneumonic

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improvein tech

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Glassman Pneumonic

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fairland

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Paige Pneumonic

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Guage

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Cohn Pneumonic

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sown

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Flake Pneumonic

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shouldn't be fake

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Craig/Simpson Pneumonic

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Go simpletons

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Schlesigner Pneumonic2

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warbringer

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Isaacs Pneumonic

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basics

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Turner Pneumonic

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anti-foreigners

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Wilson Pneumonic

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No,son

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Hacker Pneumonic

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Gov's No Slacker

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Schlesigner

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give pop vote winner 102 electoral votes, says small states have current adv

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Ornstein

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more tech/money to smooth election process, says small small states have current adv

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Glassman

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divide vote proportionally in each state by Congressional district

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Paige

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national spending should take priority over pork barrel spending, which takes too much of budget

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Cohn

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pork barrel spending is glue of legislation, makes people happy, only 1% of national budget anyway

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Flake

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currency corruption is pork barrel spending, creates biases on a bill, need transparency, should be explicit in text of legislation

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Craig/Simpson

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pork barrel puts money in hands of citizens, and must fit into budget resolution so is ok

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Schelsinger2

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Bush is unconstitutional in preventative war, Congress should choose when to go to war

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Isaacs

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Congress failed to stop war, preoccupied with other things, gave Bush the power

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Turner

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Says Pres can spy on any foreigners he wants, can't limit according to Constitution

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Wilson

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Gov not a business ever, demand only from elected officials, vague/immeasurable goals/structures, no profit/loss

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Hacker

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Gov more efficient in Health Care, disabilities, other insurance, risk spread widely and no adverse selection problem