Executive Orders
What are executive orders
rule or order
A tactic politicians use to delay time when debating over a bill
What is the iron triangle
comprises the policy-making relationship among the congressional committees, the bureaucracy, and interest groups
What is it
They decide who wins the election
What is it
President declines a law
Who issues them
The preident
Why is it such an advantage
If the party that wants the bill passed can hold the vote from happening until congress goes on their break thing then the bill will get passed without voting to throw it out or not
who runs the iron triangle
congressional committees, the bureaucracy, and interest groups
How do they decide
Votes based off the peoples votes
Who vetos something
The president
What is the point of them
To pass a law right away
Is there a time limit they have to finish talking
No but once they leave the stage their turn is over
What does it do
Each group does some action that will help the other group, creating a lasting and unbreakable bond between the three
How many votes does one party need to win
270 majority vote
Is there different forms of vetoing something
Yes there is multiple ways a president can veto something
How many can a president issue
As much as they want
How many times can they talk or use the filibuster?
They can use it 2 per person
Why is it still around
It is an everlasting system
How many people are in it
538 voters
Why would the president veto something
Doesn't think the bill is good for the public or doesn't like it
How long does it take the get approved
Immediately
Why would they want to delay time
To get the bill passed if they know its not gonna get passed by the vote.
How did it come about
Politics just made it into a thing
Why is it a thing
Can't 100% trust the american people to pick the best leader of the United States
How does it get vetoed
President goes through bills passed by congress and decides if he wants it to be passed or not