Community Civics
Community Civics
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(6) He must act upon all measures passed by Congress. Since it is very rare that a two-thirds vote can be secured in PRESIDENT WILSON ADDRESSING CONGRESS.
Congress to pass a bill over his veto, this power gives the president much to say about lawmaking. Cleveland vetoed several times as many bills as all other presidents put to- gether, but they were largely private pension bills. Some presidents get the same results by notifying the leaders in Congress privately that a certain bill will be vet...oed if passed, and urging them not to allow it to get through Congress.
(7) He prepares a message to Congress at the beginning of each session and at such other times as he thinks desirable. The chief object of this is to recommend some matter for 182 Our Chief Executive Congress to act on, though sometimes, as the Constitution suggests, he may give them some " information of the state of the Union " which they had not received through the newspapers or otherwise. In order to obtain such informa- tion himself, he may require reports from the heads of the departments under his supervision on matters which concern their departments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(6) He must act upon all measures passed by Congress. Since it is very rare that a two-thirds vote can be secured in PRESIDENT WILSON ADDRESSING CONGRESS.
Congress to pass a bill over his veto, this power gives the president much to say about lawmaking. Cleveland vetoed several times as many bills as all other presidents put to- gether, but they were largely private pension bills. Some presidents get the same results by notifying the leaders in Congress privately that a certain bill will be vet...oed if passed, and urging them not to allow it to get through Congress.
(7) He prepares a message to Congress at the beginning of each session and at such other times as he thinks desirable. The chief object of this is to recommend some matter for 182 Our Chief Executive Congress to act on, though sometimes, as the Constitution suggests, he may give them some " information of the state of the Union " which they had not received through the newspapers or otherwise. In order to obtain such informa- tion himself, he may require reports from the heads of the departments under his supervision on matters which concern their departments.
What to read after Community Civics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R O Ray Osgood Hughes to read onlineMoreLess
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