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Who might you MOST expect to see talking with the president about a particular house bill?
You would most expect to see key members of Congress, particularly the bill's sponsors or committee chairs, discussing the house bill with the president. Additionally, prominent party leaders and influential lobbyists or interest group representatives relevant to the bill's content might also be involved in these discussions. These individuals typically play crucial roles in shaping legislation and negotiating support.
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Why is the wight house important?
Assuming you're talking about the White House - it is the official residence of the american President.
Who is the 3 person in line to be president?
I assume you are talking about the United States... the sequence goes like this: President Vice-President Speaker of the House President pro tempore of the Senate
Does a bill go through the senate first or the house?
A bill that originated in the Senate goes to the House of Representatives only if the Senate passes it.
Are dogs allowed in the White House?
The President's dog is allowed in the White House. I would expect that service dogs would be allowed, but would have to be 'cleared' the same way that many people are cleared.
What are the issues that require a US president obtain the approval of the House of Representatives?
In the US, the House of Representatives handles all funding related legislation. This includes reviewing a US president's budget for the upcoming fiscal year. Without the cooperation of the House on a budget proposal by the president, the government faces a problem regarding budgetary matters.
Does the White House faces east like the masonic lodge?
The White House's layout is unrelated to the layout of a Masonic Lodge. In particular, the Oval Office (office of the President) is situated such that the President faces north when seated at his desk. The primary entrances of the White House are located on all four cardinal directions.
What US body can convict the President?
If you are talking about impeachment, the Senate tries the president and can convict him of impeachment charges passed by the House. If the president actually committed a crime, he could be indicted, tried and convicted by the court system like any other citizen.
What house the vice president is the house president?
you have to take a dumpling
Who was the White House for?
The president. It was called the "president"s house".
Who become president after vice president?
speaker of house.
Do you have a legal right to get your property out of the house after a foreclosed house is sold?
Check your mail. You were probably notified of an end date to remove your property. Once the buyer has taken possession of the home the contents are theirs. You could politely ask for them, but do not expect to enter the house or have any particular accommodations to your plight.
How do you spell Stuart as in the house?
If your talking about the house that secondary schools have it's STUART! But If your talking about the house in English History is STEWART! Hope this is what your after! :-)
