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| Chief of State, Chief Executive, Chief Diplomat, Commander-in-Chief, Chief Legislature, Chief of Party, Chief Guardian of the Economy |
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Unlimited contributions to soft money,
They can spend their own money,
Issue ads (ads that SIGs create to either talk up or talk down a candidate or issue) |
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| Function of Political Poles |
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| To help elected officials determine people’s attitude toward a policy or candidate |
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| Where do most proposals for public policy originate from? |
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| Executive branch, one way the president determines which ills or laws need to be created by using polls |
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| Enumerated power and that of the executive branch |
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| Powers that are given from the Constitution, Veto bills, enforce laws, Commander in Chief, pardon people, create treaties, appoint people (Supreme Court, Cabinet, Ambassadors) |
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| Presidential Inauguration: I do solemnly swear that I will faithfully executive the office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States. |
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| They try to influence legislation by talking to politicians; NRA they want to promote gun ownership/right |
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| What does the president do when he vetos a bill |
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| He vetos the whole bill and sends it back to congress. Unlike Governors who can veto sections of the bill |
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| LOOK @ EXECUTIVE BRANCH UNIT 2 NOTES UNDER DUTIES OF PRESIDENT |
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