How does Article II define executive power?
a. It is long on generalities and short on details but embodies limits on presidential discretion.
b. It defines very clearly with strict limitations on exactly what the President is permitted.
c. There are no mentions of any kind of executive power since the Framers wanted the President to act as a figure head.
d. Ambiguously, but most of the problems have been resolved with constitutional amendments strengthening presidential power.
a. It is long on generalities and short on details but embodies limits on presidential discretion.
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a. elected officials continue to vote even though they are virtually assured of re-election. b. voters continue to support one party or the other even when they have been "let down" by their party previously. c. people continue to vote even though one vote is extremely unlikely to sway an election. d. people continue to involve themselves in activities of interest groups. e. education, age, income, etc. don't have an impact on voting behavior in spite of political scientists' expectations.