Information in Detail on Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Branches of the Federal Government

Method of Passing Laws
All bills concerning money (revenue) will start in the house and then goes to the Senate for approval.
A bill that has passed both houses shall go to the President. If he approves it, he will sign it, but if he vetoes the bill, it will return to Congress with his written ejections to be considered.
Then it must pass each house by a 2/3 vote to become law. If the President holds the bill for 10 days, it becomes law expect at the end of a session of congress.
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