during the first day back for reorganization at the Democratic caucus, and she said she would consider it.
Protesting that Democrats planned to block judges because of ideology, Republicans held up the full reorganization of the Senate under Democratic control for about a month late this spring in an effort to win a promise that all nominees for the Supreme Court would get a Senate floor vote, no matter how the Senate Judiciary Committee ruled on them.
His hopes for democratic reform were crushed with an imperial reorganization after the war.
By Thursday night, in an attempt to overshadow the F.B.I. whistleblower Coleen Rowley's appearance before the Senate, Mr. Bush was on prime time television calling for a vast reorganization of the government, similar to Democratic plans that his administration had been resisting.
"It united the goal of social justice and equity with the promise of economic growth through reorganization of the industrial structure". Adds one Democratic strategist: "We thought industrial policy could do for us what supply-side economics did for the Republicans". Industrial policy surged from obscurity to orthodoxy with a velocity that astounded even its most ardent adherents.
Even after the reorganization was endorsed by Shirley Franklin, Atlanta's influential black Democratic mayor, black board members who supported it were accused by Grady patients and other local black politicians of being "sell-out Uncle Toms" and worse.
Then, unexpectedly collaborating with Svetozar Pribićević, a Serbian Democratic leader, he formed the peasant-democratic alliance that demanded a federalist reorganization of Yugoslavia.
The Legislative veto dates back to the 1930's and was included in the Reorganization Act of 1939 as a credible legislative tool guaranteeing a more democratic parliamentary process.
As the plan works its way through Congress, Republican and Democratic leaders need to keep a tight rein on committee chairmen seeking to gut the reorganization plan so they can preserve their sway over large agencies and budgets.
Top White House officials urged Congress today to move rapidly to create a Department of Homeland Security, but received a skeptical reaction from Democratic aides when they said the administration would not initially seek money to finance that reorganization, Congressional staff members said.
The resulting instability eroded democratic norms until power was centralized under Gaius Octavius (63 B.C.–14 A.D). in 27 B.C. with the reorganization of the Republic into an Empire.
