But on Chait's own premises, doesn't that mean Obama hates legislating and the legislative process?
We will dispense with the conventional wisdom that bigger bills are always better; that fast legislating is good legislating; that allowing additional amendments and open debate makes the legislative process 'less efficient' than our forefathers intended.
I think the process of legislating in the Senate is slow because of ideological differences rather than rank partisanship.
Labour will start the process of legislating in the first 100 days of a new parliament to allow a public sector operator to be able to take on lines and challenge the private sector on a genuinely level playing field".
These are that China, the largest emitter of carbon dioxide, will not submit to externally imposed targets and America, the second-largest emitter, will probably by then have largely given up on the process of legislating for its own internal targets.
"Here we had a successful, British-owned operator that wasn't even allowed to compete to run its own services, as any other state operator could have … That's why, in the first 100 days of a Labour government we would launch a review of franchising and start the process of legislating for a public sector operator".
He was a millionaire, yet interned in Congress to learn the process of legislating – a tech genius who did not try to climb the greasy poll of Silicon Valley success.
The predominance of courts in the everyday American decision-making process, regardless of the level -- local, state or federal -- clearly shows that the "regular" process of legislating through Congress and effectively implementing policies through the bureaucracy and executive branch (something Europe and most of the developed world would deem "regular") is somewhat dysfunctional.
Uganda is in the process of legislating against pornography in the mass media, and sections of the proposed law seek to outlaw homosexuality [ 19].
This back-door means of legislating does not allow for adequate debate about the merits of such sweeping policy changes, which deserve full deliberation by both chambers in the course of the normal legislative process.
