In the case of Presidential Power, it carries with it the implication that this threat is to near to wait for congressional input, and requires the immediate action of the executive. All questionable executions of Presidential Power have had this principle at their root, and so to explain Hirabayashi and Korematsu, we must understand the legal bases on which this implied power is derived. ... The question being, what exactly is "executive power"? ... The applicable executive power is found in Section II. ... But were there differing circumstances that made Roosevelt's executio...

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Rumson provides a very active campaign against Shepherd by humanizing Shepherd and making him seem like he does not live up to the values and prestige of the presidential office. ... While lobbyists and the President may try to put pressure on Congressmen, it is only they who get a vote (excluding the Presidential veto). ... Congressmen have the power to tell the President that unless he does something, such as adding a certain clause to a bill, he or she will not vote for that bill. ...

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The New Deal was a political and social plan that was the presidential campaign platform of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. ... The Tennessee River was to be dammed up in several places to prevent flooding in the area, create jobs in building the dams, and to provide large amounts of inexpensive hydroelectric power. ...

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He established many economic policies through his New Deal, which gave government power over industry. ... " It was because Herbert Hoover, a Republican president, did not fulfill his presidential duties to serve the American people. ...

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It also said that the government could use "fiscal policy, it power of taxing and spending, to stimulate the economy"(Schulman 36)... (9) In order to prove himself worthy of presidential office, LBJ pushed two landmark pieces of legislation in the 1950's. ...

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