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Line 83: − + − − *the role of the Courts: the "least dangerous branch," or now the most powerful branch of government? − − *the U.S. Supreme Court, and how it accepts cases for review and its October through June annual Terms − − *administrative law, federal and state agencies, and the most cited U.S. Supreme Court decision: ''Chevron'' − − *"strict scrutiny," "intermediate scrutiny," and "rational basis" as three levels for judicial review in civil rights − − *[[consumer confidence]] and the effect of the economy on elections − − *[[think tank]]s and their influence; example of Robert Rector's analysis of proposed immigration changes − − *the [[political benefit]] to a side from promoting a particular policy − − *the concept of "[[political capital]]" − − *commenting on proposed regulations − − *[[FOIA]] − − *line-item veto at state level, not at federal level − − *office of county commissioner, or [[freeholder]] − − *political asylum and example of homeschooling family that fled Germany to the U.S.
Conservapedia:American Government Fall 2012 (view source)
Revision as of 00:31, August 3, 2010
, 00:31, August 3, 2010→Special concepts
*contrast the two-party system in America with multiple-party systems in other nations, how the power of political parties ebbs and flows with changes in campaign finance and the strength of interest groups like the NRA
*contrast the two-party system in America with multiple-party systems in other nations, how the power of political parties ebbs and flows with changes in campaign finance and the strength of interest groups like the NRA
*elements of a political campaign, including who gets involved and why and how
*cleaning the dirt out of my rectum
*pundits, talking heads, talk radio, editorials, endorsements
*pundits, talking heads, talk radio, editorials, endorsements