What is meant by judicial activism


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Some of the major roles of modern presidents include Chief of State, Chief Legislator, Chief Diplomat, Commander in Chief, and Chief Executive. Are any of them more important that the others? Which of those roles matter most to the voters?

Do you think that presidents have anything to do with the perceptions Americans have of honesty and integrity in Congress? What role might divide government play in public perceptions?

Please watch the short videos linked below: is the filibuster a waste of time? Why do we need them (if you think we do)?

YouTube Video: Rand Paul Filibuster Video in 3 Minutes: GOP Kentucky Senator's Extraordinary Near-13-Hour Debate

YouTube Video: Ted Cruz quotes Dr. Seuss, "Duck Dynasty" on Senate floor

What justifies redistricting? What are the major problems associated with redistricting?

What is meant by "judicial activism?" Why do some argue it is wrong while others promote the idea of "flexible interpretation?" Please provide a specific example to back up your response.

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