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This document provides information about key members of the United States government including Barack Obama as President, Joe Biden as Vice President, and cabinet members such as Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State. It also lists the current Chief Justice of the Supreme Court as Sonia Sotomayor and outlines some of the roles and responsibilities of the President, Congress, and Supreme Court.
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So in a country as the United States of America, HOW are TWO Families (CLINTON and BUSH) and their Lawyers/Attorneys (Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Berkowitz) ALLOWED to STAY in POWER, HIJACK a Government and TERRORIZE Nations (Domestic and Foreign) and hold Citizens HOSTAGE to such TERRORIST Acts? With their COUSIN (Barack Obama) in the White House – NOW is the time to OVERTHROW such Terrorist Regimes: http://www.slideshare.net/VogelDenise/english-040512
YES, the United States of America vs. CHINA Conflict is ALL a part of the GAME organized by the United States of America’s CORRUPT Government Officials and CHINA’s Leaders – i.e. as shown in this document the DECEPTION of the Democrat vs. Republican SCAM organized by Baker Donelson and their CONSPIRATORS/CO-CONSPIRATORS!
Hopefully, this document will serve as a REMINDER of WHY “MONOPOLIES” are FORBIDDEN and ILLEGAL! HOW the United States of America attempted to MONOPOLIZE the INTERNATIONAL Governments and FINANCIAL Institutions which has led to the ECONOMIC and FINANCIAL Collapse!
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Module 10 lesson 1 assignmentvc
1. The Three Mile Island accident in 1979 was the worst nuclear accident in US history. Half of the fuel in one reactor melted down, and large amounts of radioactivity were released, though most was contained.
2. President Bill Clinton was impeached by the House of Representatives in 1998 on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice.
3. President George W. Bush signed the Patriot Act into law on October 26, 2001 to strengthen tools to prevent terrorism after 9/11.
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Presidency
The document discusses several topics related to the US presidency, including the process for selecting the president via the Electoral College, the basic qualifications to be president, presidential succession, and the development of presidential nominations becoming controlled by Congress in the early 1800s. It also outlines some of the formal powers of the president as outlined in the Constitution, such as being Commander-in-Chief, granting pardons, making treaties, and nominating ambassadors and Supreme Court justices.
Presidency
This document provides an overview of the US presidency, including how the president is selected, basic qualifications, and succession. It describes the president's formal powers like being commander-in-chief, making treaties, and nominating officials. It also discusses informal powers like using executive orders and signing statements. The roles, public opinion of, and advisors to the president are summarized as well. Quotes from past presidents on the office are also included.
Presidential Roles
The document outlines several roles of the President of the United States including chief of state, chief executive, chief diplomat, commander in chief, chief legislator, party leader, and economic planner. It provides examples and descriptions of the responsibilities associated with each role such as awarding medals and making treaties as chief of state, appointing officials and issuing executive orders as chief executive, and directing foreign policy and hosting foreign leaders as chief diplomat.
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The document provides an overview of the judiciary system in the United States, including the following key points:
1) It describes the power of judicial review that allows federal courts to declare laws unconstitutional, and the two approaches of judicial restraint and activism in exercising this power. Over 160 federal laws have been declared unconstitutional through judicial review.
2) It discusses the development of the federal court system from the founders' original intent through landmark cases that established national supremacy and addressed issues of slavery and civil rights.
3) It outlines the current structure of the federal courts including the district courts, courts of appeal, and Supreme Court, and notes that federal judges are selected through presidential nomination and senatorial confirmation.
Presidential apptmts
The document discusses the presidential appointment process and the president's cabinet. It notes that there are 15 cabinet departments today and that cabinet secretaries are appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate. The document outlines the 4 step confirmation process: 1) the president appoints a nominee, 2) the Senate holds confirmation hearings, 3) the full Senate votes, and 4) if confirmed, the nominee is sworn in. Key factors that influence appointments include party affiliation, policy agenda, background/experience of the nominee, and interest group input.
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The document discusses the presidential appointment process and the president's cabinet. It notes that there are 15 cabinet departments today and that cabinet secretaries are appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate. The document outlines the 4 step confirmation process: 1) the president appoints a nominee, 2) the Senate holds confirmation hearings, 3) the full Senate votes, and 4) if confirmed, the nominee is sworn in. Key factors that influence appointments include party affiliation, policy agenda, background/experience of the nominee, and interest group input.
The Executive Branch | The Presidency
The document provides an overview of the executive branch of the US government. It discusses the constitutionally established role and powers of the President, as well as the evolution of the presidency over time. Key points covered include the President's role as head of state, commander-in-chief, and chief legislator. It also examines the Vice President, Cabinet, Executive Office of the President including the White House Office and key positions like the Chief of Staff, and the extensive federal bureaucracy. Historical examples of influential presidents and crises that expanded presidential power are provided.
We the people
The document summarizes Joe Barton's PowerPoint presentation on the United States Constitution. It discusses how the Constitution was written in 1787 in response to weaknesses in the Articles of Confederation, with delegates meeting over the summer in Philadelphia. Key points included the signing of the Constitution by 74 delegates including George Washington and James Madison, as well as compromises reached on issues like representation and commerce. The Constitution established a stronger federal government with separation of powers and checks and balances to limit any one branch's power.
Checks on presidential powers
This document summarizes the various checks on presidential power in the US system of government. It outlines both formal checks from Congress and the courts established in the Constitution, as well as informal checks from public opinion, the media, partisan politics, interest groups, and other oversight mechanisms. Key formal checks discussed include Congress's power to make laws, override vetoes, declare war, and impeach the president as well as the judiciary's power of judicial review.
140 FA 15 Presidency
The document discusses the selection, qualifications, and succession of the US President. It notes that the President is chosen by the Electoral College to serve 4-year terms, and must be a natural-born US citizen at least 35 years old who has resided in the US for 14 years. It also discusses how the 12th Amendment separated balloting for President and Vice President after the 1800 election controversy.
United states government 101
This document provides an overview of the three branches of the United States Federal Government - Executive, Legislative, and Judicial. It outlines the roles and powers of the President, Congress, and Supreme Court, including how bills become laws, elections, impeachment processes, and qualifications for office. Key sections also identify current leadership such as President Obama and Speaker of the House Boehner.
Article 2
The document discusses the various powers and roles of the President of the United States across different areas of government including the executive, legislative, judicial, foreign affairs, and military branches. It provides examples related to each area, such as the President nominating John Roberts to the Supreme Court, negotiating environmental agreements at the Earth Summit, and having the power to order the military into action as Commander-in-Chief.
This Week in Washington ~ October 26, 2012
- New home sales and GDP growth increased in the US in the third quarter of 2012, but executives warned of sluggish growth if the fiscal cliff is not avoided. Polls showed Romney gaining but Obama maintaining an edge in swing states.
- The Senate HELP Committee is investigating the meningitis outbreak, while bills are being drafted to track prescription drugs. Former Senator George McGovern died at age 90.
- In foreign policy debates, Obama and Romney discussed Libya, Afghanistan, and military spending. Iran is installing more centrifuges while the US denies plans for direct talks, and violence continued in Syria despite a proposed ceasefire.
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