A Congress or president that passes a law can be voted out of office in the next election.The newly elected members may wish to change the law passed during the previous session.This is an example of

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This scenario is an example of coalitional drift, which occurs when shifts in political power, such as changes in the composition of Congress or the presidency, lead to changes in policy preferences and potentially the alteration or repeal of existing laws.

A Congress or President That Passes a Law Can Be