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What bills are currently being considered in congress?
the way warefare is being spent
What are the Presidents three jobs as chief legislator?
The three jobs of the President as Chief legislator is to influence Congress in passing new laws, making a speech in Congress, and signing a bill of Congress. In addition, he can veto bills.
Can the minority party enter a bill?
Yes, the minority party can introduce a bill in Congress. While the majority party typically has more influence over the legislative agenda, minority party members can sponsor and submit bills for consideration. These bills can still be debated, amended, and voted on, although their chances of passing are often lower without majority support.
Where are bills formally debated?
On the floor or the House or Senate
Which branches of government can be influenced by lobbyists?
Congress is most influenced by lobbyists. The lobbyists write bills for the members of congress so the people they work for are protected or provided for in bills. Lobbyists also give free gifts, memberships, dinners, trips, and tickets to congress to influence their votes.
What percentage of bills are read by all members of congress before being passed?
I heard from a credible source that only 10% of bills are read before being voted on.
What do most bills become before Congress?
Most bills before Congress
In congress where are bills sent for consideration?
In Congress, bills are sent to the committees.
Are votes in congress secret?
Absolutely not. Records are meticulously taken when bills are debated, and anyone can see how their Congressman/Senator voted on any issue. Congressional votes are a matter of public record. --Charlie G.
Who has sole power of introducing bills in congress?
Congress
Who are the individuals who represent special interest groups that try to influence congress and their bills?
National Rifle Association
The rules committee is considered among the most powerful in the house of representatives because it has great power over the?
conditions under which bills are debated and amended
