Why are there so many steps for a bill to become a law? Why can one person stop the bill from becoming a law? How long does it take on average for a bill to become a law? - Aj.W
My three compelling questions are... 1. If the president veto's the bill can senate/house fight against it? 2. Exactly how long does a bill take to get to the president? 3. Why does it need to go through this long process, why can't the president sit with senate/house all at once?
What do they think about when they are creating a bill? Why did they call a bill a veto when that don't accept the bill? What do they do after it's a law?
three compelling questions that comes to my mind is that why did they pick that song ? second compelling question is that why did they make obama look unprofessional ? why didnt they talk more about the white house and the amendents .
How long does a bill debated in committee? What changes can the Senate make on the bill? Why does a bill become a law if the president if he doesn't sign it?
1 how many meetings take place and do they go over the bil more then once 2 if the bill is not liked by congress does the other 2 branches see the bill 3 how many time a year do they get new bills
Why are there so many steps to creating a law? What would happen if the president wanted to revoke a law that he had signed? Why do the committees come together after they have already voted?
1. What is a hopper? 2. How many people are in the committees in total? 3. What is the difference between the Teller Vote, Standing Vote, and Voice Vote?
1. What are the resrticted requirements that must come in the bill of rights? 2. can just anybody do a bill of rights? 3. if a veto will the people keep trying till the bill of rights becomes a law?
hello. this is marwa and these are my compelling questions. ~what happens when the bill is passed on to the senate? ~what happens if the votes become a tie? ~what happens if the president does not sign the bill?
Why did they make the Bill of Rights in the first place? Why do people respect the Bill of Rights? Do YOU feel that we will need another amendment added on?
Where does the idea of the bill of rights come from? How long does it take for a bill to become a law? Will there be a change in the bill of rights soon? Erica C.
If the bill doesn't pass committee do the people still keep trying? Does the senator always have to pass on the people's idea for the law? If the president vetoes the bill more then once do they stop trying? Rahjah
Why are there so many steps for a bill to become a law?
ReplyDeleteWhy can one person stop the bill from becoming a law?
How long does it take on average for a bill to become a law? - Aj.W
My three compelling questions are...
ReplyDelete1. If the president veto's the bill can senate/house fight against it?
2. Exactly how long does a bill take to get to the president?
3. Why does it need to go through this long process, why can't the president sit with senate/house all at once?
What do they think about when they are creating a bill?
ReplyDeleteWhy did they call a bill a veto when that don't accept the bill?
What do they do after it's a law?
three compelling questions that comes to my mind is that why did they pick that song ? second compelling question is that why did they make obama look unprofessional ? why didnt they talk more about the white house and the amendents .
ReplyDeleteCristian L.
ReplyDelete1. How long does it take for a bill to pass?
2.How many times can a bill be vetoed before its dead?
3.How many laws can be made each year?
How long does a bill debated in committee?
ReplyDeleteWhat changes can the Senate make on the bill?
Why does a bill become a law if the president if he doesn't sign it?
1 how many meetings take place and do they go over the bil more then once
ReplyDelete2 if the bill is not liked by congress does the other 2 branches see the bill
3 how many time a year do they get new bills
Why are there so many steps to creating a law?
ReplyDeleteWhat would happen if the president wanted to revoke a law that he had signed?
Why do the committees come together after they have already voted?
what is a voice vote?
ReplyDeletewhat is a standing vote?
what is a teller vote?
1. What is a hopper?
ReplyDelete2. How many people are in the committees in total?
3. What is the difference between the Teller Vote, Standing Vote, and Voice Vote?
1. What are the resrticted requirements that must come in the bill of rights?
ReplyDelete2. can just anybody do a bill of rights?
3. if a veto will the people keep trying till the bill of rights becomes a law?
Are the contents in a bill all required and/mandatory?
ReplyDeleteWhy does a bill get denied?
What does it need to improve?
what causes a bill to get denied?
what happen to the people that come up with the idea , it becomes a bill, but then gets denied. what do they do?
hello. this is marwa and these are my compelling questions.
ReplyDelete~what happens when the bill is passed on to the senate?
~what happens if the votes become a tie?
~what happens if the president does not sign the bill?
Why did they make the Bill of Rights in the first place? Why do people respect the Bill of Rights? Do YOU feel that we will need another amendment added on?
ReplyDeleteWhere does the idea of the bill of rights come from?
ReplyDeleteHow long does it take for a bill to become a law?
Will there be a change in the bill of rights soon? Erica C.
What is a hopper ? What is the difference between the three types of votes ? what does a pigeonholed mean ?
ReplyDeleteD.B
If the bill doesn't pass committee do the people still keep trying?
ReplyDeleteDoes the senator always have to pass on the people's idea for the law?
If the president vetoes the bill more then once do they stop trying?
Rahjah