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Main Points:
- The United States Congress, composed of the House of Representatives and the Senate, is responsible for making federal laws.
- A proposed bill can be introduced by both senators and members of the House, followed by a legislatorial process involving multiple readings and votes.
- A bill, if vetoed by the president, can still become a law if both chambers of the Congress override the veto with a two-thirds vote.
A Personal Touch:
At constitutionus.com, we believe that understanding the fundamental processes of our democracy helps us to become informed and empowered citizens. The journey through the legislative process is complex but vitally important. We’re here to guide you, one law at a time.
Key Lesson:
Every US citizen holds a stake in the laws our country makes. Understanding the legislative process is paramount to being an informed citizen and contributing effectively to our democracy.
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