Does the US constitution still provide for effective govt in the US?
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Does the US constitution still provide for effective govt in the US?Doing a bit of revision for my politics course, trying to assimilate my ideas on the topic.
What do you all think?
By effective govt I mean: prevention of exec dominance, amendments (both formal/informal,) federalism, legislation etc -
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