Politics of the United States
Explore questions in the Politics of the United States category that you can ask Sparky!
- committee that is temporary and limited (both in time existing and reach they have); tend to be created for very specific issues
- person that controls the senate majority and minority
- the Justice department requires who to draw minority-majority districts? (and since when?)
- dividing up and diluting a strong group to deny it the power to elect a representative
- someone who tries to coral all the politicians to vote a certain way
- main element of the Congress that deals with in-house interest groups
- main element of the Congress that provides leadership
- covers a wide variety of issues (simple as bike riding to international relations)
- gerrymandering method in which concentration of a group in a single district to "waste" their votes in large majorities (or empower their party into a position of pwoer)
- who puts into action the bills passed by Congress?
- who built the modern Bureaucracy on Max Weaver political philosophy?
- true or false: more complicated laws and institutions will better establish the freedom we have
- term for "whoever is the highest bidder or puts in the most effort gets the best benefit in politics"
- Bureaucratic Structure tends to be quasi-independent
- How many departments are accountable to the president?
- Who built the bureaucracy on John M. Keynes political philosophy?
- Type of agency that is made to bypass departments and created by the president at his discretion (used to bypass Congress and stuff)
- One who started the expansion of the bureaucracy?
- type of Agencies in which some can be part of departments
- contains government agency rules, proposed rules, and public notices (handles the "fleshing out" of the laws)