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    electoral college

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    ELECTORAL COLLEGE : The reason why we use the electoral college in the U.S. is to decide who is going to be the next president. The presidency is not always won by popular vote. The founding fathers opted for an electoral college ‚ because they wanted the president to be chosen by those who were well informed ‚and qualified enough to have the ability to chose a president. The main argument against the electoral college is that the presidency should be won by popular vote alone. It shouldn’t be that

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    The Nature of Bureaucracy

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    Chapter 14 : Bureaucracy The Nature of Bureaucracy A bureaucracy is the name given to a large organization that is structured hierarchically to carry out specific functions. They are generally characterized by an organization chart. Public bureaucracies are basically any organization. They do not have a single set of leaders; they serve the citizenry. Private bureaucracies are those that have a single set of leaders-it’s board of directors. Government bureaucracies are not organized to make

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    two perspectives leading to a wider range of points of view that in theory makes the process more effective. The House of Representatives is the lower chamber that consists of 435 voting members and 6 non-voting members. Each member represents a congressional district that is drawn up by the US Census taking into account population size. Each member serves a two-year term but there isn’t a limit on the terms. To run for a seat in the House of Representatives‚ you must be at least

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    1. What are the two ways Congress may be involved in amending the Constitution? Which method has never been used? They have a 2/3 vote or a national convention with delegates in each state. 2.Describe the role of Congress in each of the following situations: a. if no candidate for President receives a majority of the electoral votes The house may elect a President‚ voting by states. b. if no candidate for Vice President wins majority of the electoral

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    get everyone in the Senate together to vote‚ and make sure everyone is there. The word “whip” is actually a hunting term that refers to the hunting party member that keeps the hunting dogs in line. Congress is also made up of special panels or committees that specialize in a specific area and help solve problems in that area. The basic structure of a committee is made up of a

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    basis of the case study

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    ISSUE OF THE CASE are the communications elicited by the subject three (3) questions covered by executive privilege? Second‚ did the respondent committees commit grave abuse of discretion in issuing the contempt order? BASIS OF THE CASE I The Communications Elicited by the Subject Three (3) Questions Covered by Executive Privilege Whether the president followed up the (NBN) project Were you dictated to prioritize the ZTE Whether the president said to go ahead and approve the project

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    conditions. The decision making process on implementing laws involves not only congressional committees or the president; the EPA highly relies on interest groups. The EPA holds an advantage of acquiring congressional statutes of implementation‚ which gives the prospect to influence policies and rulemaking (Liu 2010). The development of the EPA focuses on the protection of public health and as stated by the Congressional

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    Albio Sires Research Paper

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    My home town is West New York New Jersey. I live in the New Jersey’s 8th District and the Albio Sires is my representative for the House of Representatives. He was born in Cuba in the town of Bejucal. He was a born few years before Cuba became communist. Him and his fled family January 1962. When he moved to America he moved to my home town of West New York. He earned a Masters Degree from Middlebury College in Vermont. Albio Sires was first a teacher for the West New York and a business man before

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    Intro From California’s 2nd Congressional District‚ Representative Jared W. Huffman is a Democrat from the Northern region of California. Beginning with Huffman’s first experiences‚ he began as a local government official‚ and then moved up a state representative‚ and then all the way to Congress‚ where he is in his 3rd term. Huffman’s ideology might be considered a stereotype of California‚ that is to say‚ solidly a progressive Democrat‚ although he has a particular focus on environmental policy

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    triangle’. This has similarities with the ‘revolving door’ effect in that it results in tight links between Congress and pressure groups that use these ties to their advantage when influencing Congress‚ and in the case of the iron triangles‚ congressional committees and federal departments. A well-known example in the USA would be Vietnam Veterans of America‚ who have successfully created strong links with the Veterans Committee in Congress as

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