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Where do congressional leaders usually refer a proposed bill after its introduction?

a conference committee


a standing committee


an ad hoc committee


the floor

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The answer is B (a standing committee)

User Traggatmot
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Hello!

Here is your answer:

Your answer is B. A standing committee.

Reason: At those committees that's where bills are purposed then they will be sent to the congress men who will decide if the bill should become a law then it gets sent to the president and if the president agrees the bill will become a law. If he doesn't he will veto the bill and he will send the bill back to the congress men where yet again they will discuss and send it back to the president. It is a very long process.

Your answer is B.

Hope this helps.
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