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[CORRECTED] #100: CIVICS 101: The Executive Branch
Q&A #100: How many bills have been vetoed by the Presidents?
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Kelley Keller
#100: CIVICS 101: The Executive Branch
Q&A #100: How many bills have been vetoed by the Presidents?
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Kelley Keller
#99: CIVICS 101: The Executive Branch
Q&A #99: It is constitutionally mandated that the President is Commander in Chief of the Army and the Navy. What about the other military services?
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Kelley Keller
#98: CIVICS 101: The Executive Branch
Q&A #98: It is constitutionally mandated that the President is Commander in Chief of the Army and the Navy. What about the other military services?
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Kelley Keller
#97: CIVICS 101: The Executive Branch
Q&A #97: What are the implied constitutional powers of the President?
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Kelley Keller
#96: CIVICS 101: The Executive Branch
Q&A #96: What are the enumerated or express constitutional powers of the President?
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Kelley Keller
#95: CIVICS 101: The Executive Branch
Q&A #95: How is the President addressed?
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Kelley Keller
#94: CIVICS 101: The Executive Branch
Q&A #94: Is the U.S. President comparable to a reigning monarch, a prime minister, or a premier?
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Kelley Keller
What Are Nationwide Injunctions?
Can a single federal judge really stop the President from implementing policies?
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Kelley Keller
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#93: CIVICS 101: The Executive Branch
Q&A #93: How is the Exective Office of the President?
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Kelley Keller
#92: CIVICS 101: The Executive Branch
Q&A #92: How is the exective branch organized?
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Kelley Keller
#91: CIVICS 101: The Legislative Branch
Q&A #91: What is meant by the ‘‘seniority rule’’?
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Kelley Keller
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