| Today's Warm-Up Question: When congress in unable to get new laws passed due to party politics, who is to blame more, the President or Congress? Explain your answer. Today's Learning Objective: Students will learn about the process that a bill goes through in order to become a law by participating in a simulation and reflecting on their experience. |  |
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Miles Lyons
8/29/2016 07:43:31 am
I can see both sides. Congress passes laws but the president has the power to pass the law anyways. Although i don't know to what extent because theres no way we'd give that power to somebody to just pass their own bills 24/7. The point is that the president has an executive overruling pass, but congress does most of the work.
Jenna
9/28/2016 07:41:34 am
I feel that the congress has more of an effect with the laws, but the president is actually able to pass them
Rachel Loerch
11/3/2016 11:56:45 am
Its difficult to get stuff passed but over all Congress decides and they can't all agree with the different parties involved so their fault
Anna
11/7/2016 07:39:25 am
achieve (a result) by manipulating the boundaries of an electoral constituency.
leinen
11/9/2016 02:04:28 pm
I believe that it is the fault of congress because they are the ones in charge of making sure that a bill has the ability to become a law. But it is also the fault of the president because he is the one in-charge of vetoing it or signing it off as a law. Leave a Reply. |
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