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In the United States, only members of Congress can propose bills. Both Senators and Representatives have the authority to introduce legislation for consideration. The President of the United States has the power to call special sessions of Congress, which are additional meetings outside the regular schedule, typically to address urgent or critical issues facing the nation.

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An Elected Representative

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"Any citizen can ask their elected representative to propose a bill. That does not neccessarily mean he will because he has a lot of other people asking him to do other stuff. But he might."

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a legislator introduces a bill in the house or senate, where it is referred to a committee

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the governor has the right to call in any time but has to have good reason

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The President has the right to call both houses of congress into a special session. The President rarely exercises this power.

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the judicial and the legislative departments

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The president of the united states

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The executive branch

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