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A tactics used to give supporters of a presidency, political positions
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Responsibility Congress has for following up on laws it has enacted to ensure that they are being enforced and administered in the way in which they were intended
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A meeting of the members of a legislative body who are members of a particular political party, to select candidates or decide policy
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Political party other than the two major political parties
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Federal funds to states and local governments for general functional areas, such as criminal justice or mental health programs
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money that can be spent by a political party on grass-roots organizations; must be deposited in a party's non-federal (state-level) bank accounts
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First amendment proposition saying that government shall make no law prohibiting the free practice of religion
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The ability to veto certain parts of a legislative bill
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An existing holder of political power
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Passage, by Congress, of a spending bill, specifying the same amount of authorized funds that actually will be allocated for an agency's use
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Three way alliance among legislators, bureaucrats, and interest groups to make or preserve policies that benefit their respective interests
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A primary in which only registered members of a particular political party can vote
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Brief, memorable comment that easily can be fit into news broadcasts
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Used in the senate to halt action on a bill
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money given directly to a candidate in an election to assist his or her campaign
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