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Daylyn V who is bill

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Separation of powers Powers of government are divied between three branches that are independent but equal in power.
Checks and Balances Each branch in government has separate but shared powers keeping the actions of the others in "check".
Judicial Review Power of the Supreme Court to review each legislative law declaring it constitutional or not.
Public Policy Any action the government makes in regards to the people.
Constituency The people who vote for a certain official
Adjourn When Congress ends for the session.
Apportion To assign the number of representatives per state in Congress.
Continuous Body Where only 2/3 of Congress is up for election at one time
Franking Priviledge Privilege where members of Congress do not have to pay for postage
Speaker of the House The chosen leader of the majority party in the House of Representatives
President of the senate Postion held always by the Vice President of the United States
President Pro Tempore Senator who presides over senate when the VP is absent
Floor Leader Chosen leader of the majority party
Whip Assistant to the floor leader that keeps their party members voting with their party on policy
Committee Chairman Congressman who is designated head of a permanent committee
Seniority Rule Those who have served the longest have the best positions
Standing Committee A committee that is always in place
Joint committee A committee that includes members from both parties
Committee of the Whole where the entire house becomes part of a committee to make a policy be approved or disapproved
Quorum The minimum amount of Congressional members present in order to make decisions for its particular house
Filibuster Long winded debates which ends in a bill being defeated due to time constraints
Cloture Rule that can end a floor debate in regards to a bill being heard such as time limits, or number of people to be heard in the debate
Veto To reject
Pocket veto Where the president delays the signing of a bill past the time allowed
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