Legislative Process: This term refers to all stages involved in turning an idea into law, including drafting bills, committee review, floor debates, voting, and potential presidential approval.
Veto Power: If Congress passes a bill but the President disagrees with it, they can use their veto power to reject it. This action sends it back to Congress for further consideration.
State of Union Address: Each year, as part of their role in proposing legislation, the President delivers a State of the Union address to Congress where they outline their legislative agenda and policy priorities.