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2
Mar
2010
22
Feb
2010
Election PowerPoints
Unit 4 4 The Election Process
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Unit 4 3 Voting And Voter Participation
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Unit 4 2 The Role Of The Mass Media
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21
Sep
2009
A House Expanded?
Should we expand the House of Representatives? Is the system that we have under the current constitution fair? Why should a citizen in Montana have so much more weight in the House and Senate than a citizen of Texas? Once again, we see the battle between America the democracy and America the republic. What’s the solution?
29
Apr
2009
Presidential PowerPoints
Your test is on Monday.
Please review chapters 6, 7, 8, 13, and 14 for this test.
Election day is Wednesday!!!
Unit 4 2 The Role Of The Mass Media
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Unit 4 3 Voting And Voter Participation
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Unit 4 4 The Election Process
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Chapter 14 Power Of The Presidency
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Chapter 14 Qualifications For The Presidency
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Chapter 14 The Presidency
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2
Mar
2009
RNC Chairman vs. Rush Limbaugh
Today it appears our buddy Michael Steele, chairman of the Republican National Committee has made it into the news!
Limbaugh and Steele at a recent Fundraiser
He noted on CNN’s “D.L. Hughley Breaks the News” that he was the leader of the Republican party, not infamous radio host Rush Limbaugh. He also took the time to mention that Rush is an ‘entertainer,’ whose show is ‘incendiary’ and ‘ugly.’
Ouch.
Clearly a slip of the tongue, we’ll see how Rush Limbaugh responds! Rush, remember, is always looking for ways to get himself back in the news. News stories drive up his number of listeners – and that’s always a good thing!
The question is though: is Michael Steele really the head of the Republican Party? Of course, he’s the official head – but perhaps someone else is really in charge? In the time since President George W. Bush has stepped down, we’ve seen a scramble for power in the Republican party. Who came out ahead, if anyone? Is it Rush? Palin? Rick Perry? Someone in Congress?