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Executive Branch

executive branch

47 cards·by FilmFuture
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president v prime minister
majority support in parliment
president's cabinet
friends, campaign, experts
president power expansion
chief executive, public opinion, inherent power
convention concern about presidency
re-election
framers and electing president
electoral college
22nd amendment
two terms
electoral votes needed for presidency
11
electoral vote without popular vote
bush, harrison, haze
public opinion toward electoral college
abolish
greatest source of presidential power
foreign affairs
white house office
oversee president's interest
white house office appointments
not confirmed
office of management and budget
administrative assistance
cabinet officers
heads of the executive departments
cabinet appointments
no political experience
president and personality
judge on character
president and persuasion
majority support
president and campaign trial
general public
bully pulpit
prestige
congress and president popularity
rise and fall together
veto power and executive privalege
bargain
pocket veto
starts over
united states v nixon
no executive privilege
budget reform act 1974
impoundment
signing statement
presidents attidude toward law
presidential program planning
a few key issues
recent focus in presidential programs
foreign affairs, economy
presidents more than two terms
fdr
presidents assasinated
mckinley, kennedy, garfield, lincoln
vice president duty
oversee senate
25th amendment
acting president
elements of bureaucracy
organized, authority, structure, officials
federal agencies functions
state agencies
government by proxy
government by money
proxy advantages
flexible, skills, federalism
constitution and bureaucracy
no departments
patronae and bureaucracy
19th and 20th century
economy and bureaucracy
congress regulates commerce
pendleton act 1883
merit system
president and merit system
less patronage
whistle-blower act 1989
protects bosses
culture of an angency
laws, routines
government agency constraints
regulations
iron triangle
agency, committee, IG
issue networks
debate issues
appropriations
annual
red tape
rules, files, forms