The one effect of Korean stalemate in U.S politics was the election of Dwight D. Eisenhower was US president in 1952. Eisenhower who was wining commander of worldwar II was able to get popular belief of American people that his wining the presidental election would bring end to the Korean stalemate. He made this his agenda that if elected president he would end the war and that he would even to to Korea.
Before Eisenhower's presidency, White house had Democrat president from 1932. Already popular as war hero, Eisenhower used the conflict impasse in korea as his political agenda which led the American voters believe that he would break the deadlock. This was he was able to win the1952 presidential election over Stevenson.
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I would say do a cartoon about Teddy Roosevelt, maybe on his Great White Fleet or his saying: "Speak softly and carry a big stick."
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A bill is sent to the president after both the House of Representatives and the Senate have voted for a common version of the bill. Then the president signs the document and it becomes a law.
But another possibility is that the president vetoes the bill because he doesn´t agree with it as a whole or with parts of it. A veto means he will not sign it and sends it back to lawmakers. Congress can overrun the president´s veto with a two-thirds vote of the members of the two chambers and then the bill turns into law.
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