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Institutions and Policy Making: Congress and the President

Institutions and Policy Making: Congress and the President. Congress. The legislative process and policy. How a bill becomes a law. Features of Congressional Policy Making. Central role of Committees Difficulty in becoming law Party polarization and policy gridlock. Party polarization.

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Institutions and Policy Making: Congress and the President

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  1. Institutions and Policy Making: Congress and the President

  2. Congress

  3. The legislative process and policy • How a bill becomes a law

  4. Features of Congressional Policy Making • Central role of Committees • Difficulty in becoming law • Party polarization and policy gridlock

  5. Party polarization

  6. Growth in Filibuster

  7. Presidential Power in policy making • Strengthening Presidency • Modern Presidency • Growth in implied powers • National security • Executive orders • Is the modern presidency broken? • Veto/veto threat • “Going Public” • Presidential popularity

  8. Policy at the State and Federal Level • Federalism in the Constitution • Federal powers • State powers • Pendulum of Federalism • Grants • Categorical vs. Block • Finding a balance

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