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Distribution of Power in US Government
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Executive, Legislative, Judicial? Learn about the checks and balances laid out in the Constitution that serve to limit the power of each branch of government.
with Keith HughesExecutive, Legislative, Judicial? Learn about the checks and balances laid out in the Constitution that serve to limit the power of each branch of government.
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Confused about why there are electoral votes in US presidential elections? Learn about the Electoral College and the part it plays in choosing the President.
with Keith HughesConfused about why there are electoral votes in US presidential elections? Learn about the Electoral College and the part it plays in choosing the President.
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How does a law with majority support not end up getting passed? A filibuster, a type of parliamentary procedure, can obstruct legislation indefinitely.
with Keith HughesHow does a law with majority support not end up getting passed? A filibuster, a type of parliamentary procedure, can obstruct legislation indefinitely.
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Shelby M
I support getting rid of the filibuster
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