Simple format, Answer all 4questionwithtwo paragraphs each.34. Describe the process by which a bill...

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Simple format, Answer all 4questionwithtwo paragraphs each.

34. Describe the process by which a bill becomes a law at the federal level. What are the major steps in the process for the federal level? What are the main differences in the legislative process between the two houses of Congress?

35. Presidential powers are quite broad. List and discuss the six enumerated powers of the president, as well as the checks which have been placed on them. Over the years presidential power has been expanded. Discuss with examples how presidential power is expanded. Discuss the major influences that help the president oversee our country. Today which is the most influential? If you could suggest one reform, or way to change/improve the role of the presidency what would it be and why?

36. Describe how Congress exercises its checks and balances over the executive branch. Which chamber of Congress has more authority over the executive branch? Provide examples. How might partisanship help to diminish the exercise of congressional power over the presidency? Explain

37. Describe 2 similarities between Congress in Washington, D.C., and the California State Legislature. Describe two differences as well. Analyze and explain the similarities and differences between the President of the United States and Governor of California. Highlight one way that both branches of government (Legislative and Executive) provide checks and balances over one another.

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A bill becomes a law in the federal level when the president approves the bill and signs it into a law or even when the congress votes to override the president’s veto and hence the same becomes a law. But in a scenario when the congress is adjourned and the president don’t approve the bill than the veto cannot be rejected. The major steps are: First conference report   is approved by both the houses and the senate than the bill is sent to the President for his approval to become a law. If the president rejects the same than the house and the senate should pass the same by two thirds majority to overrule the veto and then make it a law.
The main differences in the legislative process between the two houses of Congress is their number of members. In the senate there are 100 members from 50 states with 2 per state for a period of six years where as in the house the member numbers depend on the population of each state and they are elected for two years’ tenure.
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The powers of the president are the constitutional powers, delegated powers by the congress and also the inherent powers to rule the country. The president can make treaties, grant pardons, appoint ambassadors and offices, grant commissions and can command the military as the supreme commander. But the legislative powers are strictly defined by the constitution.

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