The document discusses the branches of the US government and provides 2 truths and 1 lie about each branch. For Congress, the lie is that Congress cannot declare war. For the Judiciary, the lie is that judges have 30 year terms rather than lifetime appointments. For Bureaucracy, the lie is that it is considered the actual 4th branch of government rather than influencing the 3 branches. For the Presidency, the lie is that the president can declare war, which is a power held by Congress.

1. 2 Truths and 1 Lie
By: John Rodriguez

2. Congress
 1. Congress has a total of 435 representatives.
 2. In the legislative branch.
 3. Can't declare war.

3. "Congress can't declare
war" is a LIE
Congress can declare war.

4. Judiciary
 1. Gets appointed by the President.
 2. 30 yr. Long term
 3. Checks the constitutionality of a bill

5. "30 yr long term" is a LIE
The judges are in for life.

6. Bureaucracy
 1. Is the actual 4th branch.
 2. Made up of independent agencies.
 3. DMV is in the bureaucracy.

7. "Is the actual 4th
branch" is a LIE
It is considered the 4th branch because it
influences the 3 branches of government.

8. Presidency
 1. Deploy troops anywhere without declaring war.
 2. The president can declare war
 3. Has powers not expressed in the constitution

9. "The president can
declare war" is a LIE
Congress has the power to declare war.