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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Franklin Roosevelt he gave himself more power with the reorganization act, update the executive branch for modern times and persuaded congress to eventually give him more power. Dwight Eisenhower, president daily brief . Lyndon Johnson, made most of the televised presidency put himself out there w the community, helped the communities. Technology advanced and Kennedy chose to televise himself whereas his opponent chose radio and gave him the upper hand. </div>]]></description>
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         <title>An Unfathomable Psychological Squeeze - Mayra, Axel, Elijah, Angel, Natalie, Nicole</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The presidency takes a psychological toll on an individual because there is a lot to own up to in that certain position, you have to present yourself as a perfect political role model to the nation, and you must mediate among both political parties and have an open mind to both opinions and ways of thinking.</div>]]></description>
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         <title>Historic Partisanship Summary - Frank, Calyssa, Jessica, Vanessa, and Kevin</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The Budget Summary Agreement is a mix of spending reductions and tax increases meant to tame deficits. The Partisan Gap affects the presidency and their relationship W. Congress by two ways. Either work with your own party and have your two terms or work against your party and not be reelected back to office. Simply work with your party and get nothing done or work with the opposing party and get something done.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>One way the office of the president is broken includes Trump promising that his decades in the real estate business would make him an especially able negotiator, but on health care, taxes and immigration he has not much bothered to trade horses with Democratic lawmakers. Also, ignoring traditional responsibilities of the job demonstrates the office of the president being broken. The job has grown from its original design &nbsp; where, Framers, fresh from a successful rebellion against a tyrannical king, envisioned an executive who was limited in power and even stature. Another way it has changed includes national security today being threatened less by slow-moving armies than by stateless terror groups who might weaponize a rented truck and by rogue states who might weaponize an email.&nbsp;</div>]]></description>
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         <title>How to Fix It</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>#5&nbsp; How to Fix It</div><ol><li>Hit the ground running: we should have better transitions with presidents committed with that transition</li><li>Elevate experience: we need to stop viewing experience in Washington in a negative light; when we are sick, we need an uncommon doctor</li><li>Onboard the president: the president must specialize to the job, must ignore criticism as much as possible must focus on action over words must trust in their staff and must empower their cabinet, less important</li><li>Radically simplify the office: superdelegate the president’s duties to more slacking positions (1st lady/VP)</li><li>Wake congress from its slumber: the president shouldn’t hand hold congress, only let them do their job and review it afterwards</li><li>Let them play golf: the president must be an antidote against the disease of overwork</li></ol>]]></description>
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