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| A statement of money owed for goods. |
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| Strng or vehement expresion of disapproval. |
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| A person designated to act for or represent another. |
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| The leader of the majority party n a legislative. |
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| The party member who directs the activities of the party on the floor of a legislative body, as of the U.S. Congress |
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| Something printed or written. |
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| A stated priciple of gov.policy, mainly in foreign or military afairs .. ( The Monroe Doctrine) |
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| Authorized to represent others, in particular, an elected representative sent to do a conference. |
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| Sopported of a person, group, party, or cause . Especially a person who shows a biasely emotional allegance. |
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| One of a iries of small, opem compartments, as in a desk, cabinet, & etc. |
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| A veto of a bill brought about by the presidents failure to sign it within 10 days of the adjorment of congress. |
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| A formal expression of opinion or intention . |
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| A special committee of a legislative. |
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| Formed to examine and report on a specific bill or issue. |
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| The custom in congress providing for the assignment of a committee to that member of the majority party. |
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| The presiding officier of the U.S. house of representatives. |
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| A committee appointed out of a main committee. |
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| A person appointd to administor theaffairs of a company. |
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| A member of a constituency. |
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| Such a body appointed by a legislature to consider the details of proposed legilation. |
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| Congress has the power to regulate commerce among states which has come to mean interstate commerce. |
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| Havingescaped,especually room confinment. |
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| To divide and allocate voting power will be apportioned accoding to contribution. |
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| A legislative body,U.S. senate,the achieves stability by by staggering the terms and its members to prevent more then a minority. |
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| Manipulate the boundaries of an electoral constitution, so as to favor 1 party or class |
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| A political power not expressly named in a constitution but that is infered because it it is necessary to the performance of an enormented power |
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| The powers given to approvemental agencies and other antities to investigate violations and laws that proposed to be enacted |
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| The larger and typically more representatives of 2 sections of a bicameral legislative or parliment |
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| the powers expresed in the constitution and granted to the federal govenment |
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| authority to enforce orders and to ensure they are carried out as intended |
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| allow members to send official mail using his/her signature instead of a stand |
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