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    growing population, and increasingly active government, Congress centralized the budget-making process through the Budget and Accounting Act of 1921. Through the passage of the act, the president, assisted by the Bureau of the Budget, is now responsible for preparing and submitting the Budget of the United States Government for the next fiscal year to Congress each January. The budget would tell Congress what the president recommends for overall federal fiscal policy through three main…

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    tax layout, I thought he would be an interesting interviewee for this assignment. Throughout the interview, it was clear he would prefer if the government would limit its spending, and pay it more directly to better causes. The first question was, “What percent of your total income do you pay in both federal and state taxes?” The question regarding federal taxes was slightly difficult to answer. Since the IRS technically views my father as ‘self-employed’, he is required to pay both his…

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    Arab states, plenty of blame to go around among Western states — I think we’re better to look forward, and not point fingers backward,” Condoleezza Rice, former Secretary of State, mentions on NBC. The controversial debate of the United States Federal Government paying reparations to African Americans has been going on for countless years. Reparations, according to Merriam Webster’s dictionary, is the making of amends for a wrong one has done, by paying money or otherwise helping those who have…

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    will be arguing whether the United States government should or should not continue to fund public television. The United States funds public television using $445 million dollars of our tax money, when our nation is 14 trillion dollars in debt, which is just wasting money. They should not fund the public television because it's wasting tax money, when it could go to a better cause, such as paying off the national debt. First of all, the U.S. government should not fund public television because…

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    The students are suing the United States federal government for violating their constitutional rights to life, liberty, and property. The government is being blamed for allowing the oil companies to continue using and making the supposed dangerous fossil fuels. The judge in this case ruled against the oil companies’ and government’s motion to dismiss the case. U.S. Magistrate Judge Thomas Coffin of the Federal District Court in Eugene, Oregon in deciding the case will proceed…

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    the government has on limiting freedom of speech, as mentioned in the Constitution under the first amendment. However, various Americans are unaware that restrictions to the first amendment in particular to freedom of speech exist. Obscenity, hate speech, defamation, commercial speech, and child pornography are not protected by the constitution. Restrictions are not only stated in the first amendment clause, but have been applied by the government throughout history. The United Stated federal…

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    be violated […]." Ultimately, the government has no right to intervene in any private belongings of a United States citizen unless…

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    Tyranny Analysis

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    placed far too much power in the hands of the people, and the heavy weight of this power provided them with a mace with which to carve their own individual paths. The government,…

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    federalism will take the United States government in the right direction. The Constitution will establish a strong government, giving the federal government increased power. The Legislative Branch is able to make laws, The Executive Branch carries out laws, and the Judicial Branch reviews laws. By having three separate branches of government, each branch will have their own duties they need to take care of. I choose to ratify the Constitution because I think that government needs balance. In…

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    Persuasive or Argumentative Did you know that since 2008 the federal government spent almost $700 billion dollars of taxpayer money to bail out companies (“Bailout Tracker,” 2016)? The government has used this money to give to companies that are failing or were about to go bankrupt. This is a small group of people deciding what businesses get the money and stay in business and which ones don’t. The money comes from us, the taxpayers, and it shouldn’t be used to support failing companies.…

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