- The House of Representatives serves as a check on the Senate since no statute can become law without the approval of the House.
- At the same time the Senate (representing the legislatures of the states before the 17th Amendment) serves as a check on the House of Representatives since no statute can become law without its approval.
- A President can restrain both the House and the Senate by using his veto to send back any bill not meeting with his approval.
- The Congress has, on the other hand, a check on the President by being able to pass a bill over the President's veto with a two-thirds majority of each house."
Crazy right? Have you seen or read about this anywhere in the mainstream media? The Blaze and GBTV.com reports on things that you can't find anywhere else! You should at least make The Blaze a daily read and try GBTV free for 14-days, if you don't like it or find value in it, you don't have to continue it - just give it a try.
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