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AP U.S. Government 1.4 Institutions of National Government. All of the following have strengthened presidential powers except what?
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by presidential powers Superhuman abilities lawmaker style right All the
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following have strengthened presidential powers except what Eventually All right
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well what doesn't kill you makes you stronger right So
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quick Named five former speakers of the house Great Then
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pass Go and collect two hundred dollars Well james madison
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our nation's forthe president feared that the house of representatives
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would dominate the presidency but the executive branch is far
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outgrown the legislative one in terms of power and visibility
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at least today we're presidential power strength and over time
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by a the parent unity of the office Well yeah
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because there's only one president there's a consistency of message
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that comes out of sixteen hundred pennsylvania avenue Congress on
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the other hand has five hundred thirty five different voices
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all kroq ing about five hundred thirty five different agendas
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Good presidential powers have been strengthened by c myers versus
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united states in nineteen twenty six Meyers be us ruled
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that congress can't really prevent the president from removing appointed
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officials from office Sion are sea level student of bureaucracy
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where presidential power strengthened by d national emergencies such as
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war and depression Well when things get really bad people's
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first impulse isn't to get out there and do something
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it's turn on the tv and see whether the president
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is getting out there doing something that whole face of
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the crisis thing especially with the rise of twenty four
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hour news and the internet has delivered a lot of
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visibility to the office All right what about e america's
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Increasing role in international affairs America's gotten pretty comfortable in
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the diplomatic driver's seat over the last century and the
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president has become a negotiator in chief of all sorts
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of world stage foreign affairs So if e has also
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expanded the dimensions of the oval office well then that
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means that presidential powers were not strengthened by be clinton
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v new york city in clinton the new york city
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The supreme court struck down the line item veto a
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mechanism that gave the president the power to cross out
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individual parts of a federal budget Not the whole thing
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Being able to eliminate individual parts of the budget gave
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the president more power over spending So this ruling limited
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the growth of the offices powers That makes be the
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correct answer Well efforts to restrain the presidency have come
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from both the legislative and judicial branches proof that the
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whole checks and balances thing really does try Toe weigh 00:02:30.11 --> [endTime] the pros and the cons
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