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    Six-Term Limit Analysis

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    Sabato discusses that the two term limit has issues that affect the U.S. One issue is that presidents that plan to run again for a second term tend to focus on “reelection politics”, rather than the focusing on what is important for the U.S. The president will not put effort into what is going on in the nation, whether it be economically, socially, or politically. If the president does put effort into current issues in the nation, it could possibly be a rushed action that does not fix what the problem

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    was leading Ross with 46.7% to 43% according to Real Clear Politics. By early November, he was only ahead by an average of 1.5%. While North Carolina is widely considered a battleground state, Five Thirty Eight gave Burr a 73.4% chance of winning reelection. With the exception of a drop in the middle of October, Burrs chances of winning were consistent throughout the Senate race as shown below in figure 2. Although Burr was never able to reach 50% in the polls, he exceeded that threshold on Election

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    to run for reelection. For President Lyndon B. Johnson, it was circumstance that led to his decision to refrain from being president for another four years. By 1968, America’s effort to secure a genuine victory in Vietnam was severely hindered by the Tet Offensive. This critical turning point had a tremendous impact on the public’s support for the war and the way the media reported the war to the American people. As a result, President Lyndon B. Johnson decided not to run for reelection, seeing that

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    upcoming 2012 presidential election is shaping up to be an extremely close and competitive race. While President Obama holds all the advantages that an incumbent would possess, the fact that the country is facing uncertain times is not helpful for his reelection aspirations. A stubborn unemployment rate at 8.3%, high gas prices, skyrocketing debt, a struggling housing market, and a seemingly unending war in Afghanistan are all nuisances the president wishes would disappear before November 6, 2012. While

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    the office of the Democratic National Committee, which is situated in the Watergate building in the Washington, D.C. The burglars weren’t after money, but were there to steal wiretap phones and secret documents. These burglars were linked to the reelection campaign of President Richard Nixon. Even though it wasn’t clear whether President Nixon knew about the espionage of Watergate, he did take steps to cover it later. President Nixon tried to give hush money for the burglars and even put pressure

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    Georgia from Atlanta to Savannah in a blaze of flames after evacuating its citizens, crushing the Confederate army’s supplies and morale. His success not only ensured Abraham Lincoln’s reelection but also wreaked havoc across vital Confederate railroads, damaging the Confederacy’s war efforts beyond repair. The reelection of Abraham Lincoln boosted the spirits of the Union and secured Union victory in the nearby

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    In the movie, congressional leadership powers are what helps fund the causes. Charlie Wilson is a congressman, a Texas representative who helps fund Afghanistan, for the Cold War. He does that by using his seat on the defense appropriations subcommittee to assure 5 million to 1 billion dollars to the Mujahedeen-Afghan rebels. He used his seat, through secret deals, to be able to get the funds needed for the Afghans. Another thing connected to chapter 7 is, congressional powers and responsibilities

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    Partisanship and Electoral Incentives

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    Tufte (1978) and Hibbs (1987) both argue that there are two principle political influences on macroeconomic policy: partisanship and electoral incentives. However, they differ with regard to the emphasis they place on each influence. While Tufte emphasizes the influence of electoral incentives, Hibbs argues in favor of the influence of partisanship. Franzese’s (2002) review of electoral and partisan influences on macroeconomic outcomes suggests that there is more empirical evidence supporting Hibbs’

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    Senators and House of Representatives members across the country are running for reelection. Without considering the cost of running for a Senator’s seat, beating an incumbent is a difficult hill to climb. Even with all of these obstacles, Katie McGinty has a strong foundation to run for Pennsylvania’s senator. She is a democrat who has big plans for her time in Congress. She is the best for senator for Pennsylvania because McGinty plans to raise the federal minimum wage and shows support for middle-class

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    The legislative branch was the first branch in the United States history. It serves many purposes such as passing laws, declaring war, impeaching the president, overriding the president's veto, and much more. Congress has more powers than the president. However, Congress is not perfect and create national policy incoherence and contradictions. Additionally, there is a polarization in the United States as well as in Congress, because of this it is difficult to come to agreements and pass legislation

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