Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Simon Phipps 2/5/2014 BR
Yes because they are the ones that give them the food stamps so they can decide what they can use them on.
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
WAR Simon Phipps 2/4/2014 BR
1. Tax since it is one of the easiest and efficient ways to collect money for the war. We would tax cell phone bills as well as lunch bills.
2. Re-instate the draft since you have to sign up and the requirements will make sure that you have soldiers for the war. The requirements would be male or female, race does not matter, must be able to last long periods away from your family. Can not join if you're an only child, have a medical reason and on medication.
3. Send the mail in a way that is somewhat smuggling so that the enemy will most likely not be able to get it.
4. A new treaty between the three counties. We could just split the county into fourths so that we all get some of Harrison County.
2. Re-instate the draft since you have to sign up and the requirements will make sure that you have soldiers for the war. The requirements would be male or female, race does not matter, must be able to last long periods away from your family. Can not join if you're an only child, have a medical reason and on medication.
3. Send the mail in a way that is somewhat smuggling so that the enemy will most likely not be able to get it.
4. A new treaty between the three counties. We could just split the county into fourths so that we all get some of Harrison County.
Friday, January 31, 2014
Thursday, January 30, 2014
1/30/2014 Lesson Simon Phipps
1. The deficient is between how much is collected and how much is spent.
2. Congress can't be arrested.
3. Congress controls minimum wage.
4. The President can veto a bill.
2. Congress can't be arrested.
3. Congress controls minimum wage.
4. The President can veto a bill.
Simon Phipps 1/30/2013 BR
Two inches would not affect us up here where we have the equipment.
Yeah it would make them freak out.
Funny to us with them freaking out about little snow.
Yeah it would make them freak out.
Funny to us with them freaking out about little snow.
Friday, January 17, 2014
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Simon Phipps Senate Outline
The Senate
The Upper House of Congress
Intended to not be bound totally by popular opinion
Represent entire state
A continuous body: all seats are never up for election at the same time
Term Length: six years
Term Limit: none
The Upper House of Congress
Intended to not be bound totally by popular opinion
Represent entire state
A continuous body: all seats are never up for election at the same time
Term Length: six years
Term Limit: none
Originally elected by State Legislatures
17 Amendment changed procedures to election by voters.
Before this amendment the Senate was nicknamed the Millionaires club due too the purchasing of seats.
Only one senator for each state is elected at any given election
Exceptions Death and Retire
Formal
- Age 30
- State Resident
- In State for 9 years
Informal
- Money
Other Senators can exclude a member with a majority vote
This has been done on 3 occasions
Senators have the power to punish their colleagues for disorderly conduct
With a 2/3 majority vote the senate can expel one of its members
This has been done 15 times
14 of which were during the Civil War
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