الصراع بين الكونغرس و الرئيس الأمريكي و تأثيره في عملية صنع القرار 2009-2020

Abstract EN

The research is based on the idea that the conflict between the Congress and the President has a direct impact on the political decision-making process, the effect may be positive at times and negative at other times, and the relationship of Congress with the President and his administration varies according to his direction and the way he makes his decisions.

The US Congress issues a large number of laws and submitted to The president to sign it and propose dozens of bills, and successive legislative processes lead to review and scrutiny of the proposals that appear during each stage of the development of the draft law to a law that is approved, and that it is legally approved, must pass the discussions that T around him in the committees and in the Council in both bodies of Congress, and must get the bill on the majority of votes in the Congress and the President's signature, And if the president of the state uses the right of veto against the bill, the bill in question must obtain the support of a majority in Congress in order to cancel the veto, hence the problem of research that revolves around the nature of the relationship between the Congress and the American president that ranges from the conflict on a number of contentious issues and agreement On the other, especially during the two administrations of President Barack Obama and Donald Trump, as their administrations were characterized by contradictions in some points related to internal and external decision-making and decision-making.