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    Form Of Government

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    president shall become the top member of the state legislature, but shall be both the head of state and government. The executive shall represent us as the face of the nation, but more importantly guide the country through decision-making. It is important to limit the executive’s powers to prevent corruption and the possibility of a dictatorship. These limits shall be presented through a system of checks and balances between the court, legislature, and the executive. To decline the president’s…

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    American Political System

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    powerful branch. The legislature controlled the actions of both the judicial and executive branches of government. With the power to choose who filled the executive and judicial offices and whether they remained, the legislature had become overpowered. The separation of powers, which was intended as a way to strengthen each of the three governmental bodies and prevent tyrannical rule had become unbalanced. Without a serious change to the separation of powers, the legislature would become an…

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    Now in academia, there still is some hindrances between these two fields. Political science still is wanting to concern itself with the behavior and the processes of the creation of the policies; the legal field still continues to only worry that the law is, and are only concerned with the particular facts behind each cases. However, in certain the academic fields, are beginning to cross over in their studies. Law can contribute to political science many ideas and concepts that are not…

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    As a Congress person, there are many duties that must be done including constituent service, representation, legislation, and legislative oversight. I must constantly travel between my district to Washington to attend electoral duties, campaign for elections, meet with lobbyists, participate in committee activities, and the list goes on. Different Congressmen have different priorities, and those priorities may change with gaining maturity in office. The key to being an effective congress person…

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    The relationship between the State and Federal governments is complex and they are broken up into many different parts. Also the State and Federal Governments have different amounts of influence over the economy and the citizens. Another thing is that the government system and relationship between the two is very complex and controversial. This paper will discuss the relationship between the State and Federal governments and the complexity of the systems of government. The roles of the Federal…

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    • Madison was speaking of bodies of countrymen who make an effort to promote their plans or economic ideals at the price of other citizens or in ways that conflict with the public good. They are also known as special-interest groups. In many governments they have come to control all of the central power, which would be a bad thing as all power would be ruled by one faction that would control the country and not improbably become oppressive. The biggest challenge for the Framers was to organize a…

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    Chief Legislator Role

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    ones that affect the lives of large number of people and are usually the issues that are considered for state government action. One ability that a governor has is that on key agenda items they have the ability to call special sessions. Most state legislatures do not need…

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    Check And Balances

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    necessity. When laws are written, the possibilities of what the president might think are certainly taken into consideration, because he must ratify the proposal, before it can take effect. Similarly, if the President wants a bill to pass, the legislature must ratify it as well. One can imagine the stalemates that spawn from both branches of government constantly vetoing the other’s proposals. So the strategy…

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    THE FEDERAL LEGISLATUREDIFFERENCES IN REGARD TO:-THERE EXIST CAUCUS (GROUPS) OF LEGISLATORS FROM THE SAMEPOLITICAL PARTY OR INTEGRATED BY LEGISLATORS PURSUING COMMON ISSUES (REGARDLESS OF THEIR PARTY).-THE LEADERSHIP OF THE TWO CHAMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE IS ELECTED. ANY SIMILARITIES BETWEEN THE FEDERAL LEGISLATION AND THE LEGISLATION IN…

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    and bottles. This comes on the heels of increased concerns about the negative health effects from exposure to BPA that include risk of certain types of cancer, risk of heart disease and the increased likelihood of diabetes. Fourteen other state legislatures have acted in the best interest of their citizens to enact BPA legislation and now is the time for our great state to act as well. Now is the opportune moment for our…

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