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1 Role of President SUMMARY OUTCOME VIEW OF THE VETO
Andrew Jackson founder of the modern democratic party statesman American soldier reduced corruption in government seventh president (1829 to 1837) gave more power to the common man The “Kitchen Cabinet” Trail of tears/resettlement of Native americans Common man VIEW OF THE VETO View Of the President Very first to use the pocket veto Direct representation for the people Used the veto extensively Cleanse Government of corruption Monitored activities of government officers

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