American Government (Institutions of Government)

American Government (Institutions of Government)

Although the founders anticipated that Congress would be the central branch of the federal government, most 20th Century presidents came to dominate Congress in a wide range of policy areas. What are specific ways in which Congress exercises its checks and balances over the Executive Branch? In your opinion, should a modern state limit the president only to the powers enumerated to him/her in the U.S. Constitution? Why?

The text for the class is Benjamin Ginsberg; Theodore Lowi; Margaret Weir; Caroline Tolbert; and Robert Spitzer. We The People: An Introduction to American Politics. Ninth Essentials Edition. WW Norton. 2013.
Institutions of Government (continued)"
1.The Presidency: Power and Resources
2. The Modern President and Public: A Twin-Edged Sword
3.The President and Congress in the Obama Years

Reading: Ginsberg, et al., chapter 10 & 11 (pp. 306-363).
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