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The US Presidency
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Separation of powers
Checks and balances
Limited government
President must
lead, bargain, compromise, and persuade
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Propose legislation – State of the union
address.....
Submit an annual budget
Sign bills into law
Veto legislation – bargaining tool
Nominations – Supreme Court, executive
appointments
Treaties
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Popularity of the President eg. size of the
President’s election victory, opinion polls
Divided government – Bush 2006 mid term
elections; Obama 2010
United government..................
Filibuster proof majority............
Crises – post 9/11, Patriot Act. Gulf of Tonkin
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Tactics – offering pork, national TV............
Vice President – tied vote – 2003 350 billion
dollar tax cut
Use of EXOP – work the corridors and
committee rooms of Capitol Hill
Cabinet eg. Treasury Secretary – tax/fiscal
stimulus
Party leaders in Congress
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United government
Popularity of the President
Honeymoon period
Lame duck
Charismatic authority – Clinton. Obama.
Congress – reasserts itself – Watergate.
Vietnam.
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Bennett – ‘A President who uses a
combination of formal powers, informal
persuasion, popularity and legislative
skill, and is fortunate enough to be in
favourable circumstances, a clear mandate
and united government, can hope to get
many proposals through Congress’.

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How can presidents win in congress

  • 2.     Separation of powers Checks and balances Limited government President must lead, bargain, compromise, and persuade
  • 3.       Propose legislation – State of the union address..... Submit an annual budget Sign bills into law Veto legislation – bargaining tool Nominations – Supreme Court, executive appointments Treaties
  • 4.      Popularity of the President eg. size of the President’s election victory, opinion polls Divided government – Bush 2006 mid term elections; Obama 2010 United government.................. Filibuster proof majority............ Crises – post 9/11, Patriot Act. Gulf of Tonkin
  • 5.      Tactics – offering pork, national TV............ Vice President – tied vote – 2003 350 billion dollar tax cut Use of EXOP – work the corridors and committee rooms of Capitol Hill Cabinet eg. Treasury Secretary – tax/fiscal stimulus Party leaders in Congress
  • 6.       United government Popularity of the President Honeymoon period Lame duck Charismatic authority – Clinton. Obama. Congress – reasserts itself – Watergate. Vietnam.
  • 7.  Bennett – ‘A President who uses a combination of formal powers, informal persuasion, popularity and legislative skill, and is fortunate enough to be in favourable circumstances, a clear mandate and united government, can hope to get many proposals through Congress’.