As your congressman I am here today to talk with you about some issues that we are facing in America today. Some of these issues are Social Workers removing children from their homes, Secondary Care givers for children, Community Involvement, Community Organizations, and Family Values. I come before you today to propose these problems and some solutions to them that I believe may work to help correct some of these problems.
We have all probably heard about Albertine American Whitehorse and her son Buddy and their battle with the Social Worker Vicki Koob, this was a case where the social worker came in and removed a child from the home because they felt that he was not getting the proper nourishment, and that his living space was unfit for him to be living in. After further investigating into this some wonder whether or not this was the right decision on their half, from the Social Workers standpoint it may have been but from the family and friends stand point it might not have been. From what we have read this boy was very much loved by his mother and uncle and it seems that they tried to do everything they could for him. In some cases like this I think that instead of going in and removing the child we should offer help to the family, counseling for instance, or a community program to help out with the child, maybe someone to watch him so the mother can work a job and try and bring something in for the boy so that he can be brought up better. In cases like that it all depends on how you look at the situation, and how the is structured I believe.
The next issue of topic is Secondary Care givers for children. I do not see this as much of a problem if the secondary care giver is just watching and taking care of the children while the parents are working, I see it as more of a problem when the care worker is doing this full time watching them day in and day out because the parents don"t want to give them the time of day, they are too busy working, or socializing and drinking to take care of or spend time with their own children.
The representation of lawyers in congress is overwhelming. ... The decisions to limit terms in congress were voted on by congress itself. ... Conflict begins in congress along party lines. ... The president initiates and the congress deliberate. ... Only congress has the identified power to declare war. ...
In 1964, Johnson sent Congress a series of bills to address poverty and civil rights. ... This in turn gives congress an incentive to shape their actions towards support for the issue. ... The president can use his power of persuasion to help influence individual members of congress. ... A large portion of bills initiated by congress failed because of the veto or the threat of one. Additionally, a bill has to pass through both the congress and the senate to become law. ...
Who is the real minority in Congress? ... An examination of the composition of the current, 107th Congress will lend greater light on where Congress stands as a representative body. ... Congress Today How much progress have we made? The 2000 elections introduced the 107th Congress. ... Congress remains a largely white male institution. ...
To represent the South in at the conclusion of the war, Confederate generals and rebel leaders took to the stands in Congress. ... In 1866 the Republicans gained even greater control over congress in the Congressional Elections. This new Congress campaigned for civil rights and racial equality. By 1867 Congress concluded that vote must extend to all freedmen. ... Johnson's 10 percent plan was disregarded by Congress, and instead mad it harder for the Southern States to be readmitted. ...
Second Continental Congress convenes in Philadelphia. ... Continental Congress creates Continental Army June 17. ... Congress offers the Olive Branch Petition in attempt at reconciliation with king. ... This Congress decided to cease importing British goods until its demands were met. ... The Second Continental Congress met in May 1775. ...
Specifically, our legislative branch of government is represented by Congress. ... Every year Congress deals with a wide variety of issues. ... The President must now set out a rally, so to speak, to persuade Congress. ... At that time, President Clinton feared not receiving support in Congress. ... The involvement between the President and Congress, and the people and Congress has proved to be successful in representing the interests of all groups of Americans. ...
To understand the historical significance of the 1932 Eucharistic Congress. ... The Eucharistic Congress took place every 3 years in different countries across the world. ... The task of organising the Congress was given to Eoin O'Duffy, the Garda Commissioner. ... The congress lasted for a week even though it was officially started on the wednesday. ... The Congress was indeed a success. ...
This arrangement became known as The Congress System, because the powers worked through international congresses and also putting the ideas of the Concert of Europe into practise. There are four major congresses held. They are: Congress of Aix-la-Chapelle 1818, where France was admitted to the Quintuple Alliance Congress of Troppeau 1820, which was a response to revolts in Spain, Portugal, Piedmont and Naples Congress of Laibach 1821, where Austria and Russia were ready to send soldiers against Italian revolts. Congress of Verona 1822 , when French troops were used against rebellion in...
Noelle Musco 9/27/03 SRS on American Foreign Policy Chapter 11 Dating back over 50 years ago, president-Congress relationships have always been strained over the power to declare war. In 1943 Congress declared its resolution to end isolationism and adopt collective security as the postwar foreign policy of the United States. ... The Vietnam War was the breaking point of the relationship between Congress and the President, and the development of the War Powers Resolution. ... The Cast Act of 1972 stated Congress must be informed upon completion of all presidential executive agreements....
This branch, also called The Congress, is responsible for making laws. Congress is made up of two houses: the House of Representatives and the Senate. ... One of the two senators that represent Texas in the Congress is John Cornyn. ... He was elected in 2012, being a Republican in the Congress for only a year. ... They have to deal and go through many issues in the Congress. ...
