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- the power of impeachment is listed exclusively in Article I of the Constitution
- The HoR has the power to charge the president, V.P., federal judge, or any civil officers
- The Senate hold the trials
- charges include treason, bribery, or "other high crimes and misdemeanors"
- Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton are the only two presidents to be impeached

-current event:
Judge Thomas Porteous was charged with four articles of Impeachment and was impeached by the Senate with 96 Senators voting "guilty" (2010)

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In 1921 Harding passed the Budget and Accounting Act because there was not enough centralization and order in the budget process. This act required the president to propose a budget to Congress who could adjust the amounts designated to each area, but not the total amount. This act also created the Office of Management and Budget. Then the Congressional Budget Act of 1974 overrode the previous act and set the budgetary process used today. The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) creates accurate estimations for the budget. The act also established the government’s fiscal year and ensured that there wouldn’t be excessive debate and an ensuing filibuster. If a budget is not chosen by the end of the fiscal year then the government shuts down.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/13/us/politics/cbo-trump-budget.html

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(What in) Confirmation (?) of Presidential Appointments

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(What in) Confirmation (?) of Presidential Appointments

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- The Senate confirms supreme court judges by senatorial courtesy, and members of the executive branch such as presidential nominees. Through the "blue slip" process, the Senate can submit a favorable, unfavorable review or not review at all.
http://bokbluster.com/2016/02/19/supreme-court-seats/

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High Stakes Supreme Court Seats

The next president could fill three Supreme Court seats. Daniel Henninger in the WSJ says Scalia's death has raised the stakes of the election. He expects it to "concentrate the mind". "The great sobering up has begun," he says.

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The next president could fill three Supreme Court seats. Daniel Henninger in the WSJ says Scalia's death has raised the stakes of the election. He expects it to "concentrate the mind". "The great sobering up has begun," he says. Go to Bokbluster Home Page Get to Know Chip Bok

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By: Stefan and Joe
-A process whereby Congress can nullify agency regulations by a joint resolution of legislative disapproval.
-60 days after the implementation of an administrative action to pass a joint resolution of legislative disapproval.
-used infrequently.
-only succeed once (Bush reversed Clinton administration ergonomics regulations).
Current event:
Congressional review about Trump's agenda to deregulate the Affordable Care Act and other regulations that the Obama administration has set up.
http://thehill.com/blogs/congress-blog/politics/326636-the-congressional-review-act-and-a-deregulatory-agenda-for?scrlybrkr=ad7e45cd

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The War Powers Resolution/ Declaring War 

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The War Powers Resolution/ Declaring War 

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-War Powers Resolution: president limited to send troops for 60 days until Congress gives approval and president has to tell congress within 48 hours and consult them before sending troops
-Congress has the power to declare war

Current Day: Trump and Kim Jong Un
Trump doesn't have power to attack without Congress

https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2017/08/trump-doesnt-have-the-power-to-attack-north-korea-without-congress/538425/