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| Whig theory of presidency |
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| can only do things within constitutional authority, restrained and limited office, cannot provide opinion, can only enforce and carryout laws |
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| Stewardship theory of presidency |
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| strong, active, limited by laws in constitution and serves the public |
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| natural born American on American soil |
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| reside in U.S. for 14 years prior to running |
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| just because you are eligible and electable does not mean you are... |
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| knowledge of political system and understanding of Washington D.C. |
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| someone w/self-esteem, achievement orientated, willing to compromise, flexible, wants results |
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| low self-esteem, low confidence, agressive, life is a struggle, rigid, no compromise |
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| low self-esteem, optimistic, seeking approval, need affection, always seeking to please |
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| little effort, feels obligated, withdraw from conflict |
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| indictment, accusation against president, placing them on trial |
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| power to impeach, need majority vote |
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| need 2/3 majority vote in the _____ to remove after impeachment |
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| Over time your approval rating will ____ |
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| FDR, Kennedy, Truman, Ford, Carter, Clinton, Obama |
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| Wilson, Hoover, Nixon, LBJ |
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| Harding, Taft, Eisenhower, Coolidge, Reagan |
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| Created the curvilinear decline and psychological explanation |
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| the president bypasses bargaining with Congress and promotes his policies by appealing to the public for support |
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| president's first months in office when everybody is more inclined to support his initiatives |
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