A New Constitution Now

acceptance adopted American Andrew Johnson argument Bagehot bill British Bryce cabinet government chapter choice chosen Congress congressional considered constitutional amendment Constitutional Reform conventions council-manager counting crisis criticism deadlock debate decide decisions declared defects democracy democratic dential economic effect election Electoral example executive existing federal fixed force form of government French French Third Republic function gress Harold Laski HENRY HAZLITT impeachment important irresponsible issue lative leaders least legislature majority ment merely method minority months to ratify nation objection parliament parliamentary form parliamentary government parliamentary system particular party policies political institutions political machinery political organization popular practice premier present presidential candidate presidential government presidential system prime minister proportional representation proposed amendment public opinion question reason recognize remove resign result revision Roosevelt Senate separation of powers stitutional submit Supreme Court term tion veto Vice President vote voters Walter Bagehot Woodrow Wilson