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Many of them do but it is inevitable that some topics will be so far outside the expertise of a politician that he/she has to get advice as to what the proposed law text means and thus enable them to debate and ask questions.
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∙ 14y agoYes, unfortunately.
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What are thew lobbyists?
, to persuade politicians to vote =]
What are a group of predators called?
politicians after a vote
How do you start trainnig in becoming a politician?
Vote, read and understand the constitution, talk to your local politicians that you respect about your aspiration, and commit to being a loyal, trustworthy human being.
What do you call leaders not following the laws?
Politicians
Should republican politicians refuse to endorse or vote for Donald Trump?
no
What does a liberal democracy do?
A liberal democracy is a government in which people vote for politicians and those politicians are restrained by rights given to the people and by the rule of law.
In a republic how do citizens participate in government?
Vote, run for office, attend meetings to change laws, read, know history, and if needed protest.
How did laws against teaching slaves to read and write make a difference after the civil war?
They made literacy tests an easy way to prevent freed slaves from voting...apex
Who can vote about the laws?
Everyone 18 and above can vote in Canada
When was voting created?
Voting was created in ancient Athens, Greece, but only certain upper class men were allowed to. They would write their vote on a piece of paper, put the paper in a box, and then afterwards would read the answers. They had a government that was "free", and we have a government that is "representative." In a free government, everyone votes for themselves. In a representative government, people vote on a certain person to "represent" them, and then that certain person would vote on certain laws. So like we vote for a president, and he makes the laws. In Athens, they would all vote on the laws themselves.
What is the position of most politicians concerning public opinion?
Most politicians respect public opinion. Politicians normally read the mood of the public and their opinions and that is what informs their agendas.
Why is a republic considered an indirect form of government?
Citizens do not vote directly on laws. They elect representatives who do vote directly on laws.
