The New Republic, Volume 10Republic Publishing Company, 1969 - Periodicals |
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Page 89
... Congress created a need of leadership in legislation which the executive was driven to satisfy and against which Congress revolts whenever it can , but re- volts in vain . Initiative in legislation and in all questions of general policy ...
... Congress created a need of leadership in legislation which the executive was driven to satisfy and against which Congress revolts whenever it can , but re- volts in vain . Initiative in legislation and in all questions of general policy ...
Page 151
... Congress irresponsible and left it without leadership , of that absurd mechanical arrangement of the session which fixes the time of Congress by the clock in- stead of by the work it has to do , of that malig- nant usurpation of ...
... Congress irresponsible and left it without leadership , of that absurd mechanical arrangement of the session which fixes the time of Congress by the clock in- stead of by the work it has to do , of that malig- nant usurpation of ...
Page 183
... Congress . Some phase of the existing bi - partisan system fre- quently becomes dangerously unpopular and is in- continently abandoned , but the system as a whole has not yet been shaken . The criticism which has for years been directed ...
... Congress . Some phase of the existing bi - partisan system fre- quently becomes dangerously unpopular and is in- continently abandoned , but the system as a whole has not yet been shaken . The criticism which has for years been directed ...
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