The Significance of Informal Powers in the U.S. Presidency Since 1992. (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Flashcards

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Executive agreements vs. treaties - Senate approval?

Treaties need 2/3 Senate majority; executive agreements bypass Senate

Bully pulpit definition

President using position to influence public opinion via media

Clinton's 2 major legislative achievements

NAFTA and welfare reform

Bush's legislation after 9/11

USA PATRIOT Act

Obama's major healthcare act and year passed

Affordable Care Act (ACA) in 2010

Trump's primary direct communication tool

Twitter

Biden's infrastructure act amount and year

$1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, 2021

Obama's DACA executive order protected whom?

Undocumented immigrants brought to U.S. as children

Obama's 2015 Iran Nuclear Deal - agreement type?

Executive agreement (Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action)

Biden's COVID relief plan amount and year

$1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan, 2021

Obama's 2008 financial crisis stimulus amount

$787 billion (American Recovery and Reinvestment Act)

How presidents set national agenda formally

State of the Union address and policy proposals

3 limitations of informal presidential powers

Judicial review, public opinion, congressional pushback

Biden's party leadership achievement on climate

Secured Democratic unity for Inflation Reduction Act

When did Clinton face Republican-controlled Congress?

After 1994

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