Balancing the Branches
In this week's episode, we explore the true power of the executive branch. Then, with recent budget cuts to our national parks, we discuss whether or not these cuts are truly wanted by the American people. Finally, we wrap it up with a fun fact about Americans' preferred form of "art!"
Poll Hub · Lee Miringoff, Jay DeDapper, Mary Griffith, Barbara Carvalho
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Show Notes
We take a close look at the true role of the executive branch. From the limits outlined in the Constitution to the growing expectations placed on presidents, we explore how much power the Oval Office really holds versus how much the public thinks it should.
As budget cuts hit beloved national parks, we dive into the relationship between federal spending cuts and the public's desire to protect the environment. With record-breaking park attendance and widespread support for funding, are lawmakers listening?
Finally, in this week's fun fact, we discuss what happens when you are suddenly a pro... no training required. The real question is: are you more blackbelt or brushstroke?