The Performance of American Government: Checks and MinusesFree Press, 1972 - 372 pages |
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... important constitutional consequences . The require- ments of organization and the peculiarities of the electoral college ( which makes “ carrying " a state the key to campaign strategy ) have made our parties , organizationally , into ...
... important constitutional consequences . The require- ments of organization and the peculiarities of the electoral college ( which makes “ carrying " a state the key to campaign strategy ) have made our parties , organizationally , into ...
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Gerald M. Pomper. and government is important principally as a " broker " which arranges compromises between conflicting groups.81 Obviously this theory differs in important respects from that of the Framers , especially in deprecating ...
Gerald M. Pomper. and government is important principally as a " broker " which arranges compromises between conflicting groups.81 Obviously this theory differs in important respects from that of the Framers , especially in deprecating ...
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... important in the candidates ' campaign for office . The most important asset a can- didate has is his party label , which will automatically bring him large numbers of votes , regardless of his individual qualities . His designation ...
... important in the candidates ' campaign for office . The most important asset a can- didate has is his party label , which will automatically bring him large numbers of votes , regardless of his individual qualities . His designation ...
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