- Debrief: State of the Union
- What was the goal?
- How did it compare to the Republican response? The Tea Party response?
- Create: Party Caucus
- Where does each Senator stand on this issue?
- Seeking re-election or retiring?
- Close election or safe seat? (Kay Hagan / Mary Landrieu / Mark Begich)
- Moderate or liberal/conservative?
- State's cultural view on guns?
- What is the public opinion?
- What is your party's strategy for the floor debate?
- Dems need two Republicans to sign a cloture motion to end debate and have a final vote
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Ch 12 - Legislative Branch - Class 4 (Party Caucus)
Monday, January 27, 2014
Ch 12 - Legislative Branch - Class 3 (Committee Hearing)
- Create: Senate Judiciary Committee
- How does a committee hearing work?
- Looking Ahead: Homework
- What do you need to do for Tuesday's State of the Union?
- Live-tweet your analysis, not your reactions... Analyze the significance of every line... Make connections to what we have studied... Represent yourself well on Twitter... Be political scientists, not voters...
- Use #hsgovchat and your class hashtag in all tweets
- What do you need to do for Wednesday's Party Caucus?
- Party leaders must be prepared to run the meetings
Thursday, January 23, 2014
Ch 12 - Legislative Branch - Class 2
- Twitter: #hsgovchat
- How can you participate in #hsgovchat on Sunday at 5 pm?
- Special Guest: @westwingreport
- Value of Twitter
- Use @westwingreport, #hsgovchat, and #APGovA1/#APGovA2 in every tweet
- Simulation: Prep for Next Week
- What are we doing?
- What do you need to do for next week?
- Assignments
- Homework
- How does a committee hearing work?
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