... people look to the president for guidance and direction. We're taught to trust in the president, but what if he has a different agenda that we don't know about? From Washington being one of the best presidents to Richard Nixon abusing of his power by wiretapping, we take a look into the background of each presidents' presidency, and discover what the motives ... the Constitution, impeach the hostile judges, or expand the size of the court to fill it friendlier jurists. George Washington made the white house accountable to the Congress to a degree that the British king had not been answe...

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... the Constitution and therefore had no right to create the bank. Unfortunately for the Republicans, the charter to create the bank was passed by Congress and then signed by George Washington. They believed the charter to be in the best interest and benefit of the country. From this opposition between the Federalists and Republicans, their views are clearly expressed. The Federalists ... ...

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... office provoked much opposition, as did the absence of a special executive council, which would have shared the appointment power.  The Antifederalists let their concerns go with the expectation that George Washington would be the first president. The man had already voluntarily given up power when needed and would set a great example for those who would come after him. The Antifederalists viewed ... ...

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... called "midnight judges" because Adams made them up until the final day of his term. Among the "midnight judges" was William Marbury, who was name justice of the peace for Washington, DC. However, When Thomas Jefferson became president in March; he signed a bill repealing the "midnight judge" law, thus cancelling Marbury's commission. As a result, this led Marbury to seek legal justice ... ...

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... in Ted's eyes when he is working on it though, so there must be something about it worth saving. Ted Jensen was born December 29, 1969 right here in Vancouver, Washington at the old Memorial Hospital (now a clinic I have been told.) His parents are still alive and kicking along with his brother and sister. I met Ted as my neighbor when I first ... ...

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