You have the chambers mislabeled. From the Southern view of the Capitol Building (which is what's depicted) , the Senate is on the right, the House of Reps is on the left.
(we have to pass the bill to find out what's in it)-Pelosi wants 12 hours to look it over. That's the same reason I'm here, but I should have studies all this a long time ago to be honest.
Knowing policy on a staged, "democratic" monarchy is coming to be pointless and the average american is aware of that, nuanced governmental functions like this are often futile and difficult to exhibit any real change with.
Diagramming how a bill becomes a law in the *U.S.* I think the word you are looking for is BASED toward America, not Biased. It'd be chick bait if it wasnt biased toward America; which doesn't make sense since biased mean to prefer one over another one, which is not the case here.
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I'm just a bill...
You beat me to this
where is the money exchanging hands i think you missed that part
Where is your proof that this happens without gettin persecuted?
You forgot to mention all the back handers and dodgy dealings
Thank You so much for your videos! I survived grad school thanks to this channel!
Thank you
Good procedural video. No mention of lobbyists though
super helpful, thank you!
Every video he makes my class is on that subject at the time, and it helpful and a kind of wierd
cool
Yea it's almost like youtube/google knows what you have been searching lately.
Hi could you please go back to posting some more world history videos. Thanks
Couldve used this 3 years ago...
Still don’t get it
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I want to know more! Yess
Always good info!!!
After the president should be the think tanks responsible for actually making those decisions, such as the council on foreign relations.
What program are you using?
Can you make an vedio on equity act , and is bill is passed is there that that bill can be revoked or the act can be taken away from the law. Thanks
Got it.
Would you please explain what procedure has to be taken when the bill approved by the President. Tq
I think you should be president bc you know more than the one there now. IMO
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You have the chambers mislabeled. From the Southern view of the Capitol Building (which is what's depicted) , the Senate is on the right, the House of Reps is on the left.
This makes a lot more sense with the new stimulus bill
(we have to pass the bill to find out what's in it)-Pelosi wants 12 hours to look it over. That's the same reason I'm here, but I should have studies all this a long time ago to be honest.
Addison Sparks i went over this in high school but forgot everything about it haha
Only 3 videos a week :(
Social studies homework boys? - Ms Prime???
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got it
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great vido on a day of from school .
They never should have taken that cartoon off TV. Kids used to know this. Now. You have college graduates who don’t know this.
Simple visual learning is the best way to learn. The elitist academia does not like to accept that.
Knowing policy on a staged, "democratic" monarchy is coming to be pointless and the average american is aware of that, nuanced governmental functions like this are often futile and difficult to exhibit any real change with.
You left out lobbyists and radicals pushing laws through the people never asked for
You forgot that the video's about the process of passing a bill
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This guy really knows everything huh?
This diagram could of been so much cleaner. 🤦♂️
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this is fairly biased toward america, can you do one for england please
David i aggree
Diagramming how a bill becomes a law in the *U.S.*
I think the word you are looking for is BASED toward America, not Biased. It'd be chick bait if it wasnt biased toward America; which doesn't make sense since biased mean to prefer one over another one, which is not the case here.
This is How a bill becomes a law for AP government students in the US.