Edmund Randolph's counterproposal during the Constitutional Convention included a single executive but suggested that the president be elected by the legislature rather than directly by the people. He believed this would ensure that the president remained accountable to the legislative branch. Additionally, Randolph advocated for a council of advisors to assist the president, which would help balance power and provide checks on executive authority.
Edmund Randolph's counterproposal during the Constitutional Convention suggested a single executive, but he advocated for a strengthened role for the executive branch, with the president being elected by the legislature. This approach aimed to balance power between the executive and legislative branches while ensuring that the president remained accountable to the legislature. Randolph's proposal emphasized the need for a strong and energetic executive to effectively govern, contrasting with the more decentralized approach favored by some delegates.
one positive is that it gives the president an equal of ruling as President
One of the cons of having the president and congress be from the same political party is that there might not be a balance and that it might not represent Americans properly. One of the pros of having the same political party for president and in congress is that there is less opposition to pass the bills and law that they want to pass.
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to check the actions of the federal courts
Edmund Randolph proposed a system of a "plural executive" as a counterproposal to having a single president. He argued that multiple individuals should share executive powers to prevent the concentration of authority and reduce the risk of tyranny. Randolph believed that a collective leadership could provide a more balanced and effective governance structure. This idea reflected concerns about the potential abuses of power that could arise from a singular executive authority.
the good thing about having a president is having someone to lead for you and represent the whole country instead of each and every single one of the citizens having to
one positive is that it gives the president an equal of ruling as President
Yes, in the book "How I Live Now" by Meg Rosoff, Daisy and Edmund are depicted as having a sexual relationship. Their interactions involve intimacy and discussions about their feelings for each other.
No. The vice-president must be eligible to be President, which Bill is not, having already served two terms as President.
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Woodrow Wilson was president in January of 1914, having been elected in 1912.
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There is no known record of President Ulysses Grant having been a Freemason.
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Spain does not have a Prime Minister and a King. Spain has a Presidente del Gobierno (President of the Government) and a king. Having a President and a king is not bad for Spain.
No- Clinton having already served two terms as President is not eligible to be vice president.