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A 10 page paper, including tutorial comments, that compares and contrasts the U.K. governmental process with the U.S. governmental process. The focus is on policymaking and includes comments on the citizens of both countries becoming disillusions with their governmental process. Influences on the political process for both countries are discussed. The essay ends with comments about which country's system would result in better policymaking. Material used for the essay was provided by the student. No bibliography.
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File: MM12_PGUSvUK.rtf
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still look up to their government officials more than Americans do. Americans, by and large, are completely disillusioned with politicians and government officials, Britons are only moderately disillusioned. The second
important factor is that the British people tend to take more liberal positions on both social and moral issues, which has a direct effect on the government and the policies
that are adopted. Many Americans might be surprised to learn that capital punishment was eliminated in Britain in 1965, both homosexuality and abortion have been legal since 1967 and all
handguns have been illegal since 1998. Handguns were made illegal after a shooting at a school. Americans tend to do a lot of moaning and groaning about personal responsibility and
social problems and place blame on many different sources when tragic things happen, like shootings at schools but they take no definitive actions. By contrast, Britons place the blame exactly
where it belongs, on the availability of guns and they then tighten the controls. The American political system has two major parties. Republicans and Democrats, but it is rather hard
to tell them apart anymore. Once, there were clear priorities of each party and clear positions but that has not been true for many years. There are any number of
other political parties, such as the Libertarian, the Green Party, the Reform Party and others but candidates from these parties seldom win any election at any governmental level. Seldom but
not never. For instance, Jerry Ventura, a wrestler, ran on the Reform Party ticket and won the governorship of Minnesota in 1998. The party system causes problems particularly when the
United States Congress is controlled by one party and the President of the United States belongs to the other party. Traditional Republicans tend to be moderate conservatives while traditional Democrats
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