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@Ethan.  I agree with your first point. It made me think about how a King is chosen based on family, whereas a President has to go through an election. It is not based on family.

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@arikestenbaum i disagree because a king also has a prime minister who helps make desiscions

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@rachel I agree that the can't do everything but the king can

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@Ms. Gilgorri a presidenet has less power because the power is split between branches and a king has all the power

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@ari___________ I agree with what you said about ___the prez has less power_________. Your point made me think about how much power a king has__________”

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1. a king gets power through family 2. the prez has more than a king because chances are that a country with a king will also have a prime minister who makes descisions, but the prez is the only main figure in government

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@Alana I agree I think presidents have less power than kings! But in what ways?

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Hmm.. The king can serve for a lifetime, but the president can serve for at most 8 years. The king has mostly all power, the president is inside of checks and balances.

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Less power

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a president was chosen by the people while a king wasn't

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A king has all of the power. The President doesn't have as much power, because he shares it with two other branches.

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a president doesnt have absolute power

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the King has less power than the president who was more

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presidents can't do whatever they want, they have to check in with the other branches while kings can do anything, as they have all the power

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A king is part of a monarchy while a president is not.

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The three branches make sure the president doesn't have too much power

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A president is different than a king because they have less power

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He does not have all the power

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How is a president different than a king?

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@msgilgorri good point about how vetoing doesn't mean that the bill dies

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Me

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Who wants a sprite cranberry

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@sophia I agree

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@everyone who said executive (vetoing)  vetoing/ approving a law, can’t the legislative branch override the vetoed law?

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@zoey I agree

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“@__Ethan Amin_________ I agree with what you said about vetoing____________. Your point made me think about _how much power vetoing really is_________”

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@ethan Amin, I agree with what you said, but I will add that even though the president might veto a law, it doesn't meet the bill never becomes a law. When a president vetoes a bill it gets sent back to congress and it is voted on there for approval. That's another example of checks and balances. Therefore the president doesn't actually have the final say

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I disagree with those who said vetoing because there are two other branches that also have to do with the passing of the law. It is not just the President.

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@ms. gilgorri, I agree because having a strong military will help the country out a lot and it would help with peace.

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@ Sienna Goldstein I agree because its someone who is trustworthy and is an import job

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Ms gilgorri I disagree because vetoing things happens more often than wars and also vetoing has a more direct impact on the people of the usa

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@Zoey Culver i agree because vetoing can prevent crazy laws from being enforced

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@Ms. Gilgorri. I agree with what you said about that. We need out military to stay safe and protect our country.

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Being the commander in chief because the military is very important when protecting the country

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@sophia I agree with you because war can start a lot of trouble

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I think being the commander-in-chief of the military is the most important job because having a strong military is key to ensuring peace around the world. Give me your questions, comments, and thoughts on this!

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except for trump he is always mad about something

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Legislative, they can propose laws and declare war.

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the prez can veto whatever he wants so he is never mad about any laws because if he doesn't like the law he will veto it

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veto because it blocks dumb laws from being enforced

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The power to veto

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I think it is being the Commander in Chief of the military. We need the military to keep our country safe.

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because  if there was no veto everything would go through and....... yeah

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Commanding the Military because military is very strong

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Veto

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vetoing

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Vetoing

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Which presidential power do you think is the most important and why?

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*dabs*

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oh.

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no.

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hahahaha

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Thank you is that another hw pass

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hands up

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@miss Gilgori very nice penguin

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well done

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Hands down

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clear winner

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Mine is the winner

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my penguin is the best smh

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mine was online

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Mine is better

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I think I win

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yup thats exactly what i did

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@anymous I smell cap

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anonymous thats illegal

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my penguin actually looks like a flower

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GO

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Okay now,... draw me your best penguin

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Now they are happy?

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idk

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Why is anonymous so sad?

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Military