Proposed bills go through committees of Congress members

that edit the language of the bill so that it passes into law faster

in order to ensure that the bill follows the agenda of the president

who study each idea carefully though it makes the process take longer

for the purpose of reviewing the bill with members of the judicial branch

Question

Proposed bills go through committees of Congress members 

that edit the language of the bill so that it passes into law faster 

in order to ensure that the bill follows the agenda of the president 

who study each idea carefully though it makes the process take longer 

for the purpose of reviewing the bill with members of the judicial branch

anonymous · Answer

@calculusxy

anonymous · Answer

D

anonymous · Answer

@itzthechez can i have an explanation?

calculusxy · Answer

A bill can be introduced by any member of the House. But it must pass identical versions of the bill before passing. Then it can be posted for review to see if it is worthy or not.

calculusxy · Answer

If the bill is passed by the Congress, it goes to the other two branches for their opinions. If both the Houses agree on the bill it passed on for the Vice President and the Speaker of the House to sign it.

anonymous · Answer

So im going to say D? @calculusxy

anonymous · Answer

@ankit042 can you confirm?

calculusxy · Answer

Yes I would say that it is D.