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Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
(CFPB), 479–81, 481
Consumer Product Safety Commis-
sion, 561
consumer tastes affecting trade, 564

containment, 620–22 An important
feature of American Cold War policy
in which the United States used
diplomatic, economic, and military
strategies in an effort to prevent the
Soviet Union from expanding its
influence.

Continental Congress, 32, 33
continuing resolutions, 409
contraception, 117, 140–41
contributory social programs, 576
Conway, Kellyanne, 307, 477, 477
Conyers, John, 180

cooperative federalism, 81–82, 83 , 98
A form of federalism in which
national and state governments
work together to provide services
efficiently. This form emerged in the
late 1930s, representing a profound
shift toward less concrete bound-
aries of responsibility in national–
state relations.
and fiscal federalism, 83–88

Coots, Jamie, 105
copyright laws, 644
Cordray, Richard, 481
Corker, Bob, 335
Cornyn, John, 401
corporate welfare, 579–80
corporations
in campaign financing, 121, 321, 322
government programs benefiting,
579–80
lobbying by, 343, 345–46, 346, 350
tax rate paid by, 541, 555, 555, 580
Correa, Lou, 374, 375
Cosby, Bill, 180
cost of living adjustments (COLAs), 534
Cottonseed Payment Program, 403
Coulter, Ann, 102

Council of Economic Advisers (CEA), 533,
544, 545 A group of economic advis-
ers, created by the Employment
Act of 1946, that provides objective
data on the state of the economy and

makes economic policy recommen-
dations to the president.

Council on American-Islamic
Relations, 445
Court of Federal Claims, 497
Court of International Trade, 497
courts, 488–529
accountability of, 524, 525
appeals, 497, 498, 500
circuit, 491–92
civil and criminal cases in, 495
common law in, 496
defendants in, 132–40, 494–95
discovery process in, 496
district, 491, 497, 500
federal, 498
foreign policy role of, 631
intermediate scrutiny by, 118, 121,
177, 178, 179
jurisdiction of, 491, 491, 496– 97, 498
jury trials in, 49, 109, 139, 157
plaintiffs in, 494–95
plea bargaining in, 495
precedents in, 496
same-sex marriage cases in, 499
selection of judges in, 500–505
state and local, 498
strict scrutiny by, 118, 176–77, 178, 179
Supreme. See Supreme Court
and venue shopping, 497
Craig, Charlie, 116
Craig v. Boren, 179
credit, monetary policies on, 557, 558
credit claiming by congressional
incumbents, 384, 396
Crimea, 430, 623, 642
crime rates, media coverage on, 251,
251, 252
Criminal Anarchy Act (1902), 112
criminal cases, 88, 109, 495
Criminal Justice Act, 139
criminal justice system, 495
racial disparities in, 163–66
rights of defendants in, 132–40
critical analysis of political
information, 24–26
cross burning, 119, 122–23
crosscutting issues, 267
Crossroads GPS, 269
Crowley, Joe, 299, 335
cruel and unusual punishment, 64,
64–65, 139–40, 520
Cruz, Ted, 14, 283, 286, 316 , 374, 376

Cuba, 429, 430, 622
Cuban Americans, 17, 155
cultural values, 15–17

culture wars, 15–17 Political conflict
in the United States between
“red-state” Americans, who tend
to have strong religious beliefs, and
“blue-state” Americans, who tend
to be more secular.

Curiel, Gonzalo P., 502
currency
Articles of Convention on, 33, 34–35, 39
Constitution on, 39
exchange rates for, 564
and Federal Reserve System, 545
gold standard for, 557, 557
and monetary policy, 557–59
and Treasury Department, 547, 548

current account, 5 3 7, 564 The balance
of a country’s receipts and its
payments in international trade and
investment.

cyberbullying, 123

DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood
Arrivals), 374, 375, 376, 414, 543
Dahl, Robert A., 40
daily life, politics in, 9, 10, 13–14
Daily Mail, 127
“Daisy” ad, 318–19, 319
Dakota Access Pipeline, 155, 171
data mining, 136
David, Dan, 389
Davidov, Peter, 70
death penalty, 60, 64, 64–65, 139–40, 520
debates
between candidates, 318, 332
in legislative process, 408–9, 411–12
de Blasio, Bill, 70, 163
decision making by Supreme Court,
514–20
Declaration of Independence, 22, 33, 36,
3 7, 15 1
deep state, 454

de facto, 173 Relating to actions or
circumstances that occur outside
the law or “by fact,” such as the
segregation of schools that resulted
from housing patterns and other
factors rather than from laws.

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