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    Neera Tanden, the president of the Center for American Progress and a top ally to Hillary Clinton, has been accused of shielding sexual harassers and fostering a toxic culture that subjected victims to punishment for speaking out, according to BuzzFeed News. BuzzFeed reports that 19 former and current employees at CAP have made allegations against Tanden and the company for protecting sexual predators and punishing those who dared speak out against inappropriate behavior. CAP is a far-left…

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    Senate Roles

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    The Senate’s main roles are to initiate and make legislation, be a house of review and act as a states’ house. The Senate is able to initiate bills and pass legislation that has been passed by the House of Representatives. However, they cannot propose money bills, unlike the lower house. The Constitution positions the Senate to provide equal representation for each state, regardless of the size or population of the state. This is to maintain confidence and assurance that parliament is impartial…

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    Republicans and democrats are very different political parties. That’s a given, but they are complete opposites in most if not all aspects. Republicans believe that each person is responsible for him or herself and should not rely on the government. Republicans believe that the government should only control what the people cannot. This idea is called limited intervention. Democrats believe that they should lean on the government completely. They want the government to control everything so…

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    senators Jeff Flake, John McCain and representative Andy Biggs. Characteristics that I would like to see in my representatives are that they affiliate with my political party and are in some type of minority group. However, my current representatives are the complete opposite of what I would like my representatives to hold, yet, certain issues that were highlighted in their pages are issues I do align with. The issues I agreed on with all of my representatives are regarding education and the…

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    has EVER had. While Jameson was president, Washington D.C. was as happy as it had ever been. One day, unlike any other, the president received an unexpected package in the mail. The president of the United States walked up the stairs of the white house, and noticed a small brown package sitting at the top. Hmmm, the president thought to himself. He called for a guard to come examine the package for him. “Guard,” the president began as the guard approached, “How did this package get here?”…

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    The debate on whether congressional representatives should or should not have term limits is still a big issue in the realm of the United States’ political system. This issue has been debated for many years, but is constantly overlooked by congressional representatives from across the country. Having congressional term limits would be extremely beneficial to the political system of the United States, and to the citizens of the United States. Some of the founding fathers were also in favor of…

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    Senate Filibuster Essay

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    many important duties and responsibilities. The three primary duties of Congress are to write laws, oversee the implementation of laws, and serving the needs of their constituents. The lawmaking process is affected by filibusters, committees, such as House Rules and Conference, oversight, and casework. A Senate filibuster occurs when a Senator speaks indefinitely on the Senate floor in order to cause a delay. This delay can be a delay of action or discussion of a bill that is on the…

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    Texas Government Essay

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    second largest state of US is a real big deal. To run this state and its components the Texas government has been divided into three main branches, the legislative, executive, and judicial branch of government. “The legislative branch consists of house and the senate who are chiefly responsible for making laws, regulate commerce, control taxes, declare war, etc. 1 The executive branch consists of President including his/her advisors and agencies and is responsible for enforcing the laws of the…

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    Economic: Difference of view The Democratic and Republican parties receive the bulk of the attention from the American people. Financial burdens are of great concern for the American people, and the two government parties due to unemployment and situations of great depressions or recession in past history. There are minor differences in the views of the Republican and Democratic Party on economy, although a balance of the two views rarely leads to a compromise. The focus of economic concerns…

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    The United States Capitol Building is perhaps one of the most symbolic architectures in America. In there, both the Senate and the House of Representatives meet together to discuss policies, debate on issues, and form new laws for the nation. It is located on East Capitol Street, NE and First Street, SE. The history and construction of the U.S Capitol Building dated back to two centuries ago. In 1792, Thomas Jefferson proposed to hold a design competition (The United States Capitol Building)…

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