How can a member of Congress officially change a bill? by meeting in conference committee by passing an amendment to the bill by requesting a pocket veto from the president by gathering two-thirds of congressional

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How can a member of Congress officially change a bill?

by meeting in conference committee
by passing an amendment to the bill
by requesting a pocket veto from the president
by gathering two-thirds of congressional votes

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it is confrence commitee

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i think by meeting in conference commitee

Janusz Skonieczny answered Nov 18, 2021

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