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Can the US president overturn a bipartisan bill i.e. if Republicans and Democrats say yes to a bill can the president veto or stop it from becoming a bill?
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The president can veto any bill. However if there is enough support among both houses of Congress the veto can be overridden.
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How many people gave Thomas Jefferson confidence in becoming a president?
Its hard to say how many but it was most of the Democratic Republicans.
Upon becoming president Thomas Jefferson and the Republicans in Congress repealed what legislation enacted by the Adams administration?
The Judiciary Act of 1801.
Why have we had so many Republican presidents?
Because republicans are rich and becoming president requires a lot of money. With republicans passing bills that hold down the working class and preventing them from becoming wealthy it is easy to see why there has been more republican presidents than democratic..
Did the democratic republicans want Aaron Burr as president?
They wanted him to be Vice President, but the voting rules only allowed for voting for President, with the second highest number of votes becoming Vice President. [Those rules have since changed.]
On becoming president Thomas Jefferson and the republicans in congress immediately repealed what?
On becoming president, Thomas Jefferson and the Republicans in Congress immediately repealed the Alien and Sedition Acts. They believed that these acts violated the freedom of speech and press, and were against their principles of limited government and individual rights. Repealing these acts was a priority for them in order to restore civil liberties and protect the rights of American citizens.
How many democratic presidents have there been and how many republican presidents have there been?
There were 5 Jacksonian Democratic presidents before the Civil War. There have been 9 modern Democrats since the Civil War. (The Democratic Party split over slavery in 1860 . After the Civil War ended a new Democratic Party emerged in opposition to the Republicans. ) Some people add the 5 and 9 to get 14 Democratic presidents. There was one president, George Washington, before parties came into being. There was one Federalistm John Adams, There are 4 Whig presidents. There are 4 Democratic-Republican (Jeffersonian) presidents. John Quincy Adams had ties with the residue of the old Federalist party and later was a leader in the Whig party. He did not really belong to a national party when hew was elected. There were 18 Republican presidents , counting Andrew Johnson, who ran as a Republican with Lincoln but had been a Democratic Senator and joined to the reformed Democratic party after he was President. Summary: 18 Republican, 13 Democrat, 4 Whig, 4 Democratic Republican, 2 unaffiliated, and one National Union Party (Andrew Johnson).
Are the republicans becoming fascist?
No,the've always been fascists.
What are McCain's-interests?
His intrest is becoming president His intrest is becoming president
Why did James Madison Want To Become A Lawyer?
becoming the president!! becoming the president!!
Why did the republicans choose Abraham Lincoln as their candidate over William Seward?
The Republicans used to be the whigs, and when the party died out, they became Republicans. Lincoln was a whig, a great truthful one who many respected. They thought his Anti-Slavery ideas were powerful, and thought America was ready for change, and he was elected to run. (He won the election becoming the sixteenth president of The United States.)
Is Hawaii becoming more Republican?
hard to tell. the governor is a republican, but the senators and representatives are democrats
Who did Garfield run against for president in 1880?
In the Presidential Election of 1880, the Republicans nominated James A. Garfield of Ohio, the Democrats nominated Winfield S. Hancock of Pennsylvania, and the Greenback-Labor Party nominated James B. Weaver of Iowa. James A. Garfield won the election, becoming the 20th President of the United States.
