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Understanding the Economic Challenges and Constitutional Conflicts in U.S. Government

In this week's CNN Student News segment, an economist describes the U.S. economy as a "frustrating situation," prompting discussions about job growth strategies. Is increased government action necessary, or should it take a step back? Additionally, we delve into a significant Supreme Court case involving Congress and the President. Viewers are encouraged to reflect on whether the framers of the Constitution would support the President or Congress in this conflict and why their perspectives matter today.

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Understanding the Economic Challenges and Constitutional Conflicts in U.S. Government

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  1. Week 2 Bell Rngers

  2. 1-13-14 • CNN Student News • In the video, we hear one economist describe the current state of the U.S. economy as a "frustrating situation." Why does he believe this is so? What do you think is the best way to promote job growth? Should there be more government action, or should government get out of the way? Discuss.

  3. 1-14-14 • CNN Student News • What is the focus of the case between Congress and the president that was heard before the Supreme Court yesterday? In this case, do you think that the framers of the Constitution would be more sympathetic to the president or to the Congress? Why?

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