The Legislative Branch: The United States Legislative Process

The United States legislative branch goes through an intense process to pass bills. I experienced a sample of this legislative process as a Republican conservative from the Northern Border Region. As a delegate, I represented the interest of the second district. I am most concerned with representing the ranchers, rural families and Native Americans that are mostly populated in my district. In the beginning of the process I selected three personal bills to pass and three bills to kill based on the interest of my district. I supported the C1030: Agricultural Act of 2017, C1069 Communication Act and C1037 National Parks and Public Lands Act. I supported C1030 because this bill provides support in the agricultural sector. This is relevant
The first bill that went on the floor was C1030- Agricultural Act of 2017. I voted to pass it because it is my personal bill and party bill. This will benefit my district tremendously because it supports agriculture. The next bill was C1090-The Give Act. I voted to pass this bill because as a delegate I vote for the best of my district, and this bill had no negative impact on my district. After we discussed the bill C1095-U.S. Welcome Home Act. I voted to pass this bill because it was a bill supported by my fellow Republican. Therefore, I decided to support them so they can support my bills. The next bill we discussed is C1060-Save America Comprehensive Immigration Act and I voted to pass it. This bill does not have a negative impact on my district and I have a fellow Republican that supports it. The next bill was C1012-Affordable Health Care for American Act. I voted to pass this bill because I have a high population of retired employees in my district and this bill will benefit them. After we discussed C1017-Stem Cell Research Enhancement Act and I voted not to pass it. In 2010 under my Key Votes I voted not to allow and fund research that uses human embryonic stem cells, therefore, I don’t believe in the policies of C1017. Afterwards, we discussed bill C1037- National Parks and Public Lands Act and I voted to pass this bill. This was my
She demonstrated her knowledge and commitment to her district. She also influenced me and the other members on passing certain bills in committee such as C1030. She was not distracted and participated in discussion in caucus and committee. Another member I worked along with is Diondra. She was also in my committee and caucus. She was very helpful in clarifying some aspects of certain bills and was not afraid to voice her opinion. For example, she pushed for our party bill C1030 to be on the top of the list in committee. She was not distracted and participated frequently. Finally, a member of my caucus that participated and voiced her opinion on her personal bills was Cece. In caucus she spoke about her personal bills like C1039 and pushed for it to be in the party bills. She also discussed with other Republican member about bills they want to pass in her committee. She demonstrated leadership doing