Presidential vetoes and public policy:
The veto power, claimed Woodrow Wilson, is the president's most formidable prerogative. Despite that assertion, Richard Watson shows that the presidential veto of significant legislation is frequently overridden by Congress. Although the veto has a major impact on public policy, past research o...
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| Zusammenfassung: | The veto power, claimed Woodrow Wilson, is the president's most formidable prerogative. Despite that assertion, Richard Watson shows that the presidential veto of significant legislation is frequently overridden by Congress. Although the veto has a major impact on public policy, past research on it has dealt only with legal and historical issues. This is the first systematic, in-depth study of the actual effect of the use of the veto. Watson focuses on those elements of the policy-making process that influence presidential veto decisions. His analysis of presidential vetoes from Franklin Roosevelt through Jimmy Carter clarifies the problems caused by the veto and reveals how it has shaped public policy. He tells what conditions provoke the president's reliance on the veto and Congress's decision whether to try to override it. He also explores why vetoes have often triggered bitter disputes over the degree and scope of presidential power and its role in the legislative process. Watson concludes that the veto power has operated well in terms of both public policy and relations between Congress and the president and argues that it would be a mistake to alter it through the adoption of an item veto. |
| Beschreibung: | XIV, 212 S. |
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PRESIDENTIAL VETOES
AND PUBLIC POLICY
RICHARD A WATSON
UNIVERSITY PRESS OF KANSAS
CONTENTS
List of lables ix
Preface xi
1 Origin, Establishment, and Development
of the President's Veto Power 1
2 Presidential Vetoes from Roosevelt
through Carter: An Overview 31
3 Executive Branch Influence on
Presidential Vetoes 69
Other Influences on Presidential Vetoes 105
5 Reasons for and Public-Policy Effects
of Presidential Vetoes 133
6 The Item Veto 153
7 Conclusions 189
Index 199 |
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