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On 09/11/07
jess from CA said:
hi this was a extra credit question for school so thanks for helping me out now i can raise my grade
thanks
Jessica
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On 08/15/07
zebidi from AZ said:
the president does not have al the power the senate and house and the supreme courts can overule the preidents command or veto so the president is not actually not all powerful it is evened out. the only way a president can be all powerful if he comes in control of the senate and supreme court.
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On 02/15/07
Hidden in MI from MI said:
If u dont like thissite then dont come to it and just because you disagree with someone else doesnt mean you should listen to there opionion....behave children..
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On 01/04/06
Ynot from IL said:
Also, Cassandra from NJ,I would like to hear your argument for why the President should have all the power. Thomas Jefferson said that the purpose of a distributed government (especially one by the people) is to counteract Humantity's inherent evils. Do you think that we could go for long without having a supremely powerful ruler who would destroy our liberties? With the way things are going at the moment, I would expect a quick descent into fascism.
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On 01/04/06
Ynot from IL said:
Katie from AL, your position is dangerous. Laws are not "what they are", nor are we unable to change them. The whole point of the democratic system is so that we can influence laws and policy as individuals. If Congress passed a law saying that, for instance, your religion and all its symbols were outlawed, would you take that in stride?
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