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What can Congress do if they feel that the president hasn't followed the law?
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What is the role of congress and the president in making laws?
so he feel awsome
What role did electoral college play in George election to the presidency?
If you are asking about Washington he was elected by Congress. In 1789 there were no elections held for president. Congress did not feel that voters weren't educated enough to pick a president.
How do it feel to be the president?
~I will feel so good if I was president~
What does it mean if you feel like throwing up and you are dizzy cold and your looking pale?
It means that ur period is coming soon or if it hasnt started u have pms
Can congress veto a state law?
The President The President has the power to veto laws but I don't think he is part of congress. If a president veto's a law, the two houses of congress can try to override the veto. Anyway, I believe congress can veto. the president vetoe laws
How did the authors of the Constitution keep the people from directly electing the president?
They used a device called The Electoral College. This allowed the people to feel as if they were participating in the choice of their President, while ensuring that electors or members of Congress would make the actual selection.
Where was the US presidential election of 1789 held?
When Washington was made President there wasn't an election. The Congress decided who would be President and they did that for many years. The founding fathers didn't feel the general population knew enough to election someone for the office.
How do you fill about being president?
Fill? If you mean feel, I feel it would be cool to be president!
How did the delegates to the secong continental congress feel?
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How are cabinet secretaries selected?
The President makes a list then meets with candidates next consultes with his workers then the people on his list come and he tests them to see how they feel about congress and if you do not like this answer and do not believe me type in What process
Did the founding fathers feel the president was the chief legislator?
No. Even though the President has the power to veto bills adopted by Congress and even though that is legislative in nature, the President was not seen as the "chief legislator". Congress may still override the veto and pass a law in spite of the veto. Further, while the President may propose certain legislation, he cannot introduce it on his own. He has to get a Representative or Senator to do it for him. Many of the Founders even felt that the President was merely the agent of Congress to take orders from it on how to enforce the laws it passed almost as if he was their employee. During the Constitutional Convention they realized there should be a separation of the executive and legislative powers, and made the President more independent; but never did they think the President was any kind of legislator, much less the chief legislator.
Why is the US congress against world peace?
I do not feel that is a true statement. Please tell us why you feel it is.
