exam 3 Flashcards
Stewardship v constitutional theories of the presidency
Roosevelt and Taft took two extreme approaches to duty
Roosevelt-serve people not just government
Taft- Strict model for government
Trustee v delegate theories of representation
trustee- People choose their representative
delegate- Representative is the opposite, a person chosen speaks on behalf of the people
Responses to judicial aggrandizement
Deployment of ideas and norms that reinforced the judiciary’s role
logrolling
Politicians trade support for one issue or a piece of legislation in exchange for another politician support
pocket veto
When a bill fails to become law because the president does not sign it within the 10 day period
iron triangle
The policy-making relationship among the committee’s, bureaucracy, groups
steel seizure case
Case that limited the president’s power to seize private property
cloture rules
Rule required a two-thirds majority to end debate and permitted each member to speak for an hour before voting
filibuster rules
Use to delay or block a vote preventing a debate
solicitor general
Legal officer who represents government in courtroom proceedings
legislative whips
maintains party discipline for votes
wars power resolution
Limits the president’s ability to initiate military action without congressional consent
vesting clause
Establishes an executive office to be occupied by an individual
gulf of tonkin resolution
gave President Lyndon B Johnson the authority to increase U S involvement in the Vietnam War
22 amendment
limits the number of times a person can serve as president to two terms