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POLI 2051 Final Questions With Complete Solutions Pocket veto this occurs when Congress adjourns within 10 days after submitting a bill and the president takes no action to sign it or veto it. Presidential coattails where voters cast their ballots for congressional candidates of the president's party because those candidates support the president. Twenty-fifth Amendment passed in 1967, permits the vice president to become acting president in the event that the president is temporarily disabled. Twenty-second Amendment passed in 1951, limits presidents to two terms

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POLI 2051 Final Questions With Complete
Solutions

Pocket veto this occurs when Congress adjourns within 10 days after submitting a bill and

the president takes no action to sign it or veto it.




Presidential coattails where voters cast their ballots for congressional candidates of the

president's party because those candidates support the president.




Twenty-fifth Amendment passed in 1967, permits the vice president to become acting

president in the event that the president is temporarily disabled.




Twenty-second Amendment passed in 1951, limits presidents to two terms.




Veto sending the legislation back to Congress with reasons for rejecting it.




War Powers Resolution passed in 1973, requires presidents to consult with Congress prior

to using military force and mandates the withdrawal of forces after sixty days unless Congress

declares war or grants an extension.

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Watergate a political scandal involving President Nixon's abuse of his powers.




Appropriations bill bill passed annually to fund an authorized program.




Authorization bill an act of Congress that establishes a discretionary government program

or an entitlement, or that continues or changes such programs.




Budget a policy document that allocates burdens (taxes) and benefits (expenditures).




Budget resolution a bill setting limits on expenditures based on revenue projections,

agreed to by both houses of Congress in April each year.




Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act of 1974 an act designed to reform

the budgeting process by making Congress less dependent on the president's budget; established

a fixed budget calendar and a budget committee in each house.




Congressional Budget Office (CBO) research agency of Congress, responsible to it for

providing analyses of budget proposals, revenue forecasts, and related information.

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Continuing resolutions laws that allow agencies to spend at the previous year's level.




Deficit occurs when government spends more money than it receives in taxes in the fiscal

year.




Entitlements expenditures for which the total amount spent is not by congressional

appropriation, but rather by rules of eligibility established by Congress.




Expenditures money spent by the government in any one year.




Federal debt all of the money borrowed by the government over the years that is still

outstanding.




House Ways and Means Committee responsible for originating all revenue bills.




Income tax the portion of money individuals are required to pay to the government from

the money they earned.

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Incrementalism the best predictor of this year's budget is last year's budget plus a little bit

more.




Medicare in 1965, this program was added to Social Security to provide hospital and

physician coverage to the elderly.




Reconciliation revisions of program authorizations to make the final budget meet the

limits of the budget resolution, usually occurring toward the end of the budgetary process.




Revenues money received by the government in any given year.




Senate Finance Committee responsible for writing the tax code.




Sixteenth Amendment passed in 1913, permits Congress to levy an income tax.




Social Security Act passed to provide a minimal level of sustenance to older Americans.

Tax expenditures: revenue losses due to special exemptions, exclusions, and deductions.

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