Essays on Politics

I attended an open public hearing organized by a federal regulatory agency in order to establish a public agenda concerning redistricting in Utah. The meeting began at eight o'clock in the morning on January 16, 2017, at City Hall. The conference was attended by major political experts who will provide...

The Separation of Power in the United States and Federalism The separation of power in the United States has been focused on power-sharing between independent state governments and the central government. The whole mechanism is referred to as federalism. Perhaps notably, the Constitution aids in the reflection of general concepts of...

Person incrementalism and rationalist paradigms in public policy-making are explored and contrasted. Person models that appeared in both criteria gained particular consideration. The federal, state and municipal levels of government are also covered in public strategic planning. General diplomatic preparation costs and incentives, on the other hand, are compared with...

Canada's Neglect of Africa Over the last few years, Canada's relationship with Africa has been sluggish. Many debates have erupted over Canada's foreign policy, particularly its withdrawal from African peacekeeping missions, humanitarian aid, and economic involvement. Canada's neglect of the continent stems from pre-existing views of poverty, war, and political unrest....

Presidential Campaign Fundraising Presidential candidates raise funds for their campaigns in a number of ways. Presidential campaigns are designed to manipulate a candidate's success. During an election, candidates must collect funds in order to run and coordinate their campaigns. The funds could be used for travel, advertising, and other uses. The...

A political grouping with individuals or groups of a common purpose is known as an interested party. The communities are officially grouped around a single or mutual interest. The primary target is often to sway public policy in their favor (Gilens, et al. 574). In the United States, an advocacy...

If the president of the United States of America violates the constitution, he will be tried and convicted. He is therefore subject to impeachment by the Senate whether he is engaged in fraud, crime(s), or any other gross wrongdoing that leads to his dismissal from office. Nonetheless, the president, like...

Explain briefly the command-and-control approach to dealing with an externality like pollution. Give an example of how the United States administration used the command-and-control technique to address the emissions crisis. Pollution is and will still be a major environmental problem that disrupts all economic activity and externalities. An externality is described...

The members of the 1787 constitutional convention did not put a great priority on delegating jurisdiction to the executive branch of government. However, the president's powers have shifted significantly over the last two decades, and this role has grown to become the focal point of government affairs. The administration of...

If the president of the United States of America violates the constitution, he will be tried and convicted. He is therefore subject to impeachment by the Senate whether he is engaged in fraud, crime(s), or any other gross wrongdoing that leads to his dismissal from office. The president, as the...

Classic American republicanism Classic American republicanism is a liberal philosophy upon which the United States of America's constitution is based. The liberal philosophy states that people have unalienable liberties and human rights. The philosophy is built on the need to eradicate the supremacy created by an aristocracy, dictatorship, and hereditary power...

In recent years, there has been a resurgence of interest in how executive orders have been used and whether there has been a violation of presidential executive orders. An executive order is a guideline from the president with the same authority as federal legislation. The president's executive orders are often...