The executive level of government is the president and his cabinet, governors and they do not actually make policy but they have a strong voice on what policies are needed and they see that those policies are carried out.
Policymaking institutions are the branches of government chargedwith taking action on political issues. The U.S. Constitution established three policymaking institutions - the Congress, the presidency, and the courts. Today the power of the bureaucracy is so great that most political scientists consider it a fourth policymaking institution.
state government
The Executive Office includes 3 major policymaking bodies - the National Security Council, the Council of Economic Advisers, and the Office of Management and Budget.
State governments have primary policymaking responsibility for setting the requirements for receiving a high school diploma.
The policymaking system is the process by which
State governments have primary policymaking responsibility for setting the requirements for receiving a high school diploma.
Environmental Protection Agency
Congress they could limit resources on AARP
Usually have more experience in the Executive Branch and know how government really works
Executive secretaries assist and report directly to the executive management and senior level members of an organization.Executive secretaries assist and report directly to the executive management and senior level members of an organization.Executive secretaries assist and report directly to the executive management and senior level members of an organization.Executive secretaries assist and report directly to the executive management and senior level members of an organization.Executive secretaries assist and report directly to the executive management and senior level members of an organization.Executive secretaries assist and report directly to the executive management and senior level members of an organization.
Judicial branch and sometimes the Legislative branch. main target is the supreme court(judicial branch).
The congressional committees most supported by the NRA are: Transportation, Agriculture, Financial Services, Appropriations