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    Clause was ambiguous and therefore upheld the Line Item Veto Act in Clinton. This type of “activism” by the Court would have strengthened democracy, promoted bottom-up lawmaking, made elected officials more accountable to the people, and enabled government to work for the people, not simply the powerful. DEMOCRACY IS UNSUSTAINABLE Democracy while it lasts is more bloody than either aristocracy or monarchy. Remember, democracy never lasts long. It soon wastes, exhausts, and murders…

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    need for freedom and rights, yet the black people were victims of the same leadership. The Declaration of independence is an artistry work that outlines the need for governments to outline clear rules that are in tandem with the rights of the people. For instance, the Declaration rebukes the leadership…

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    best way of promoting democracy through means of voting has evoked centuries of debates. In the AP Government debate on the Electoral College, the affirmative side calls for a reform in this area and implies the advantage of direct democracy over representative democracy because it better preserves individual political power, and that the Electoral College the US has nowadays can pose a threat to minority rights. The negative side, on the other hand, defends the merit of representative democracy…

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    they all have one thing in common, failure. In theory the communities seem well, perfect, but in reality they never work out due human nature. While I think that a society that is close to socialism would be the most ideal system, the best type of government we could actually have at this point is something along the lines of a democratic republic. Every citizen should have the same power, the same right to be heard and speak their own views, and every citizen is equal before laws. With checks…

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    ISIS In Iraq

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    development, obstructs an effective response to ISIS and the security situation, delays budget and salary payments, weakens government accountability, and weighs down opinion toward the government and democracy in general. Focus group participants from all backgrounds are frustrated with Iraq’s internal divisions and see more inclusive policies as the top priority of the new government. Some express encouraging signs of cross-sect optimism for new leaders, including Prime Minister Haider…

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    After the failures of the Articles of Confederation, it was clear to the members of the Second Constitutional Convention that serious revisions to our government were necessary to have a prosperous nation. Thus the Constitution, with clear distinctions to the Articles, was drafted. James Madison, often cited as the Father of the Constitution, in conjunction with several other Federalist, like Alexander Hamilton, wrote the Federalist Papers to persuade members of Congress and the states to…

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    Theocracy government has been around for many ages, but it wasn’t until Feb 11, 1979 the Pahlavi monarchy was overthrown, making Iran form an Islamic theocracy. Was this the right decision for the government? To understand this, we must look at how the government is operated first, see the citizens point of view, and see how the government is affected. Iran’s government consist of a supreme leader, guardian council, parliament, Assembly of Experts, expediency council, president, cabinet,…

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    feel towards the government and how they should act about the government. • Moral Political Culture. The society in this culture is of more importance compared to the individual. Political activities are more concerned about the society as opposed to the individual. Moral political culture has the following characteristics; more emphasis on the concept of common wealth as the basis of democratic government, the promotion of public good measures the degree of goodness of the government, the…

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    democracy. In a direct democracy, all of the citizens cast votes on governmental issues and laws. In a representative democracy, the people elect a group of representatives and give said representatives the responsibility to make laws and conduct government. On November 22, 1787, James Madison published Federalist 10. The Federalist Papers were a series arguing for the official confirmation of the United States Constitution. A small section of Madison’s essay particularly focuses on stating that…

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    Democracy In Canada

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    political System is the base of Canada, it is up to the Federal Government to respect each citizen’s values and beliefs. The government does this by making each citizen able to participate in democracy. If citizens disagree with a proposed law, a group hires lobbyist and gives them a chance to influence government officials and MP’s. The Canadian Federal Political Government provides a chance for citizens to participate in the government. Since Canada is a diverse country, Canadians have…

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