<span>The power of both the local and federal governments to tax is an example of "Concurrent powers"
Concurrent powers are shared by both a federal and a local government with the possibility existing of executing them simultaneously.</span>
Federal leaders would overpower the authority of the states and ignore the rights of citizens.
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It is understandable that citizens have concerns that a President that is ending his administration stops working because a new one is about to take office. In the case of President Obama, as history shows, he never stopped working although he knew he was ending his period as US President. Until the last day in office, he and his cabinet members work for the benefit of the country. Until the last day, it is a normal day of work, helping the next administration to have a clear transition.
The more pens<span> a </span>President<span> uses, the more thank-you gifts he can offer to those who helped create that piece of history. The White House often engraves the </span>pens<span>, which are then given as keepsakes to key proponents or supporters of the newly </span>signed <span>legislation.</span>
