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1. president Andrew Johnson
   ... plans. The radical republicans then plotted against their democratic president by passing bills limiting the presidents powers. One ...
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2. President Bush
   ... A slowtoheal economy, says GOP strategist Ed Gillespie, ampquotis the greatest threat overhanging the Republicans and President Bush for the next two years.ampquot While ...
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3. republicans 2
   ... am proud of that.ampquot This seems like a positive and it presents the President as a ... The Republicans did an excellent job in presenting the facts but they made the ...
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4. The Impeachment of Andrew Johnson
   ... because they were the first major overrides in American history, and they skyrocketed the tension between the president and the radical Republicans. ...
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5. Federalists vs Jeffersonian Republicans
   ... This led to George Washingtonamp39s office as the nationamp39s first president. The Republicans, on the other hand, favored a weaker central government where states ...
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6. impeachment
   ... the democratic president. Republicans will tend to believe the president is not moral and should be impeached. The basic moral arguments ...
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7. American reconstruction
   ... Most Republicans were Moderates and wanted to work with the President. ... Republicans were shocked when President Johnson vetoed both the bills. ...
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8. JFK Biography
   ... Of course Kennedy won choosing Lyndon B. Johnson as his running mate, or vice president. Republicans chose Richard M. Nixon and Henry Cabot Jr. to run against. ...
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9. Line Item Veto
   ... The Republicans did this because they thought that they would have a Republican President, it turns out they were wrong, Clinton was reelected. ...
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10. Andrew Johnson
    ... Congressional Radical Republicans asserted that through secession, the states had withdrawn ... which were controlled by the legislative branch, not the President. ...
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11. Impeachment of Andrew Johnson
    ... Morin The House Republicans interpreted the Presidentamp39s remark as a suggestion that Emory pass along Johnsonamp39s own military commands without referring them ...
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12. Debates on Tax Cuts
    ... Surpassed in the past in budget politics by President Clinton, Republicans remain suspicious but welcome some of his programs. It ...
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13. Reconstruction4
    ... In 1868, in reaction to a Civil Rights bill, vetoed by President Johnson, the congress, influenced by the radical republicans, transported the principals of ...
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14. Behind the Oval Office
    ... Clintonamp39s ampquotPile of Vetoes Speech,ampquot where he reached out to congressional Republicans to move more towards the middle. Dick Morris urged the President to take ...
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15. Impeachment of ClintonampampJohnson
    ... Enough Senate Republicans had pledged they would vote to acquit if necessary ... necessary for conviction ampquotbecause they feared that removing a president over what ...
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16. Politics in the Guilded Age
    ... so the Republicans won. The Democrats would only accept this with conditions, one of which was to remove troops from the south. The next president was a ...
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17. The Rise and Public Respect of President Nixon
    ... thirtyseventh president of the United States and the only president to have ... California Republicans persuaded Nixon in 1946 to be their candidate to challenge ...
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18. 94th and 99th session of congress
    ... The 99th session with 53 Republicans and 47 Democrats tended to have more conservative views. President Reagan with the help of his Republican dominance was ...
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19. Andrew Johnson
    ... plans. The radical Republicans then plotted against their democratic president by passing bills limiting the presidents powers. To ...
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20. Andrew Johnson
    ... plans. The radical Republicans then plotted against their democratic president by passing bills limiting the presidents powers. To ...
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21. Andrew Jackson: Roughshod President
    ... His ideals were very similar to those of former President Thomas Jefferson ... grew out of the old Republican Partythe Democratic Republicans which supported ...
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22. impeached
    ... If anybody should be taken out of office, it should be the Republicans that didnamp39t mind spending enormous funds to prove that the president had an affair. ...
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23. Reconstruction
    ... President Johnson thus deeply disturbed the congressional Republicans when he announced on December 1865, that the recently rebellious states had satisfied his ...
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24. The Impeachment of Andrew Johnson
    ... When Johnson disregarded the new laws, Republicans saw their opportunity to completely strip the President of his power. Andrew ...
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25. US Monetary Policy
    ... the economy and lower astronomical unemployment rates came under Franklin Roosevelt, a Democratic president. On the other hand, Republicans want higher ...
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26. The Republican Party of Today
    ... The Republicans and Wall Street have always had a strong alliance with one another. The alliance is noticeable according to Karen Gibbs former vice president ...
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27. The Alien and Sedition Acts
    ... The Republicans however felt that the Alien Act gave the president too much power and the Sedition Act was to be used to punish those who spoke against the ...
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28. Francoamp39s Rise to Power
    ... After holding parliamentary elections, the republicans elected the republicamp39s first president, Niceto Zamora, and divided itself into twenty parties ranging ...
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29. Civil War Reconstruction
    ... President Johnson vetoed the bill, but Radical and Moderate Republicans eventually were able to pass it. The Black Codes and President ...
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30. Reconstruction
    ... President Johnson vetoed the bill, but Radical and Moderate Republicans eventually were able to pass it. The Black Codes and President ...
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