Legislative Agenda To Congress

Legislature agenda is usually given to congress but over time the responsibility of big policy changes and new programs has been given to the president and their branch. Key responsibilities within this role includes given the State of the Union speech, and signing or vetoing bills in congress. The State of Union speech is when the president tells his legislative agenda to congress. In modern time, the speech has become very dramatic and a visible event due to the media, in order to gain the attention of the public on national television. This responsibility can not be put on the president or the congress alone because both need each other power to make it cohesive and helpful to the american people. For example, Barack Obama idea of the affordable