U.S Legislative System
U.S Legislative System
1
The Role of the legislature in a 'Democracy', by Norman Omstein, P. 3&5 tsee also, James Q. Wilson's
writings.)
2
Prof.Dr.Tin Aung Aye, Constitutions and Constitutional Courts of the Nations, 2nd edition p.8
3
Prof.Dr.Tin Aung Aye, Constitutions and Constitutional Courts of the Nations, 2nd edition p.9
4
Ibid,p.9
controlled by the same party. As a result, there is less need or opportunity for transformative
activity in the area of policymaking. The U. S. Congress, on the other hand, is a much more
activist legislature. Conflict, compromise, and individualism can all be found in the U.S.
Legislature.5
Conclusion
In summary, the U.S. Congress, comprising the House of Representatives and the
Senate, is vital for lawmaking and representing the American people. The House and Senate
work together to create balanced legislation.
5
Prof.Dr.Tin Aung Aye, Constitutions and Constitutional Courts of the Nations, 2nd edition p.9
6
Prof.Dr.Tin Aung Aye, Constitutions and Constitutional Courts of the Nations, 2nd edition p.212
7
Ibid,p.212
8
U.S constitution Article 1, section 3 and Section 8
9
Prof.Dr.Tin Aung Aye, Constitutions and Constitutional Courts of the Nations, 2nd edition p.213