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How may a dispute between Congress and the Executive branch be resolved when they disagree over an interpretation of Constitutional powers?
I think the Supreme Court would settle it, because it's the Judicial branch's job to interpret the Constitution.
How would congress disagree?
Congress may disagree on various issues due to differing political ideologies, party affiliations, and regional interests. For instance, Democrats and Republicans often have contrasting views on taxation and social programs, leading to debates and impasses on legislation. Additionally, individual members may prioritize their constituents' needs, resulting in diverse opinions even within the same party. These disagreements can manifest in debates, votes, and the overall legislative process.
Why does separation of powers delay decision making?
The President and the Congress may disagree.
What is a congress forms a conference committee in order to?
work out the differences when the two houses disagree
How can a president block a bill passed by both house of congress?
Yes, it's called a veto. However, if 2/3 of both houses of Congress disagree with the president, they can override his/her veto.
How does the system of check balancing work?
There are three branches of government: The Executive (The President), The Legislative (Congress), and The Judicial (The court system). Each of these branches deals with law in a very different way. There is also a system in place to keep any one of these branches from gaining too much power; the system of checks and balances. The system works like this. Congress can create laws, but must first get the law (in bill form) to be passed by both the Senate and the House of Representatives. This way, the two parts of Congress balance each other. The two parts are different because in the Senate, every state gets two representatives, so all states have equal say. In the House of Representatives, each state has a number of representatives based on population, so states with more people have more say. If both parts of Congress agree, they send the bill to the President for his signature or veto. The veto is how the President asserts his authority and "checks" Congress. To avoid a situation where the President can just veto anything he wants to, Congress can have an override vote, if they disagree with the President's veto. The court system can rule as to the legality of a law, bill, or executive order. They keep Congress and the President from violating any laws or restricting the rights of Americans.
Why did congress disagree with president johnsons reconstruction plan?
It was hurtful to the poor African Americans who were free.
How did the moderate and radical republicans in congress disagree over African American rights?
They blamed the problem on Andrew Johnson's Reconstruction policies
. Liberal and strict constructionists would most likely disagree over which power of Congress?
Regulating the workplace( gradpoint
How do you debate?
to argue or discuss (a question, issue, or the like), as in a legislative or public assembly to dispute or disagree about to engage in formal argumentation or disputation with (another person, group, etc.)
How did the delegates disagree about representation in Congress How was it resolved?
because the number of representatives that a state would have both houses of congress would be based on that state's population. states with more people would have more votes in congress. this plan would have more favor the large States,
Define congressional immunity?
Its intended purpose is to prevent a President or other officials of the Executive branch from having members arrested on a pretext to prevent them from voting a certain way or otherwise taking actions with which he or she might disagree. source: wikipedia
