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Once introduced by the House secretary, it is given a number and short title by the clerk of the House.

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Either the House or Senate can introduce a bill. The bill is then assigned a number. After that the sponsor and title is read into the record. It is sent to a standing committee for initial review.

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Bureaucracy takes its course, then It goes out to sit on the steps of the Capitol and sing its story to passing children and then it takes for ever to be assigned to the corresponding committee.

Then they take their vacations while the bill is sitting their growing fungi, when they get back from their vacations they forgot to bring their brains back with them because they left them at home. So it takes forever to pass if it passes.

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Once introduced by the House secretary, it is given a number and short title by the clerk of the House.

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When a bill is introduced to the house, the members have to debate it and then vote for it. The president can later accent to the bill before it passes into law.

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