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#4 – Choice E is not the answer I think it was cut off on the test.

Date : January 22, 2013 Topic : Review Day 2 Aim : How can we review for our Midterm? Do Now : Multiple Choice Questions. . #4 – Choice E is not the answer I think it was cut off on the test. . Cabinet members – relationship with President. Plurality Iron Triangle Standing committees

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#4 – Choice E is not the answer I think it was cut off on the test.

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  1. Date: January 22, 2013Topic: Review Day 2Aim: How can we review for our Midterm?Do Now: Multiple Choice Questions.

  2. #4 – Choice E is not the answer I think it was cut off on the test. • Cabinet members – relationship with President. • Plurality • Iron Triangle • Standing committees • Electoral College • Reserved Powers/10th Amendment • House/Senate rules – formal vs informal • Committees in the House are more important because of size .

  3. Motor Voter Law • How is the President chosen if there is an electoral college tie? • Original Intent • Writ of Certiorari • State Decisis • Federalism • Cloture • Party Realignment/Critical Elections. • The majority of the electorate does not vote in elections. • Pocket Veto - The Constitution grants the president 10 days to review a measure passed by the Congress. If the president has not signed the bill after 10 days, it becomes law without his signature. However, if Congress adjourns during the 10-day period, the bill does not become law.

  4. Critical Period/Realignment • A sharp lasting shift occurs in the popular coalition supporting one or both parties. Ex: Election of 1932. IMMIGRANTS, CATHOLICS, WORKERS FROM THE URBAN AREAS OF THE NORTH ALONG WITH JEWS AND AFRICAN AMERICANS.

  5. ANSWER THE QUESTIONS ON THE HANDOUT

  6. Method#1 – Development of Political Customs and Traditions • Ex #1: Presidents cabinet/bureaucracy. • Ex #2: Two Term Presidency – up until the passage of the 22nd Amendment. • Amendment XXII • Passed by Congress March 21, 1947. Ratified February 27, 1951. No person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twice, and no person who has held the office of President, or acted as President, for more that two years of a term to which some other person was elected 1. President shall be elected to the office of President more that once.

  7. Method #2 – The Elastic Clause • Ex #1: McCulloch V. Maryland (1819) • A.) Did Congress have the authority to establish the National Bank? YES! • B.) Could Maryland law interfere with Congressional Powers? NO! • Ex #2: Roosevelt’s New Deal Programs. • Ex #3: President Obama’s TARP bailouts.

  8. Method #3 – Judicial Review • Ex #1: Marbury v. Madison (1803) – Midnight Judges Case. • Ex #2: Roper V. Simmons – No executions for crimes committed as a juvenile. • Upcoming: President Obama and Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Chris Simmons was 17 when he kidnapped and killed a woman.

  9. TWO METAPHORS… Dual Federalism – Layer Cake What does dual and cooperative federalism have in common with layer and marble cakes? 2 Federalisms Federal State • Cooperative Federalism – Marble Cake

  10. PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY AND WORK OPPORTUNITY ACT 1996

  11. The National Party Structure • Each level does as it chooses – federal down to local levels. • National Convention – what is this? Why is it significant? • National Committee – delegates who run party affairs between conventions. • Congressional Campaign Committee – what are their goals? • National Chairman – manager of the day to day goals of the national committee. click click DEBBIE WASSERMAN SCHULTZ (DNC) click REINCE PREIBUS (RNC)

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