Senators

United States Senate, many senators gather to discuss policies and whether to vote on laws elected by the House of Representatives. The Senate provides each states with two votes; ergo there are two Senators that represent each state. The duties include writing and passing laws, approving many presidential appointments, and ratifying treaties with other countries. This allows each state to have equal representation regardless of their population, which in turn grants each Senator with great power and responsibility

The requirements for Senators are an interesting point in the Constitution, and it surprises me that they remain identical to this day. Each senator serves for six years. It's interesting that each elected Senator serves for three times as long as a Representative and for two years more than the President, without re-election of course. Senators are required to be five years older than Representatives, but five years younger than the president, and they are also responsible for the Impeachment process

The requirement that you must be at least thirty years of age to sit as a senator is beyond unreasonable in terms of representation in current day Canada. The Canadian voter turnout ages eighteen to twenty four was in the range of thirty- eight percent of the population as of 2011, with 2.9 million voting in the federal election (Elections Canada, 2012). This number is staggering and proves that not only are more young Canadians interesting in democracy and governmental affairs but that a large portion

Throughout the course of American politics, superstar senators have risen from the frameworks of capitol buildings on federal, state, and local levels. Some were ruthlessly manipulative in their desire to achieve success, choosing to push their own agenda for the sake of a spot in history. Others served a more earnest cause, putting their country before their party. From the founding fathers to post World War II America, senators of the extremely partisan kind worked in Washington, these men certainly

HL, the Canadiens played two teams from Western Canada for the Stanley Cup. They defeated the Vancouver Maroons of the Pacific Coast Hockey Association (PCHA) in two games of a best-of-three series and then faced the Calgary Tigers of the Western Canada Hockey League (WCHL).[22] In the first game against Calgary, Morenz scored a hat trick as the Canadiens won by a score of 6–1. He scored another goal in the second game, as Montreal defeated the Tigers 3–0 to win their second Stanley Cup championship

Martin tentatively walked up to the senator, maneuvering through the crowds and asked him, “Mr. Senator, may I have your attention?” Martin called, “There is a problem with the food production.” Cray Benjamin, one of the most esteemed and composed senators, was surprised at hearing a tone of such familiarity, and spun around quickly to address Martin. “Could you repeat that?” he asked. “There is a problem,” Martin repeated with a sense of urgency, “we are running out of provisions for the community

Michigan, to job shadow State Senator Coleman A. Young II. I emailed one of his assistants, Jewell Gillespie, and we set up a meeting on the 16th. I wanted to see what the job of a politician was like. I thought a State Senator would be a great starting point. It was also close to my home. Each Senator has an office, which are all in a building close to the Michigan State Capitol. Some days in the week, they walk down to Michigan State Capitol, where the senators and representatives have a session

significant to understand the responsibilities of state senators. A conscientious senator can bring numerous remarkable prospects for the state and people. Otherwise, people will suffer from various inconveniences. In the United States, state senators are officials who represent their own districts within the states. In most states, state senators are required to serve in the house of the state government’s legislature and one role in common is state senators must represent their districts’ residents. For

Brenda Chavez MCOM 1113-14354 Informative Speech #1 October 29, 2015 Marco Rubio The Senator of Florida Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about the Senator of the State of Florida Marco Rubio, his family, his education, his career, and how do people perceived him. Introduction I. Immigration has always been a matter of controversy in the United States. Most of us have a foreign background or heritage. However, nowadays we can see major leaders in the world of politics and business that

Ruaa 9W Oct.30 /2016 Senators should be Elected “When they call the roll in the Senate, the senators do not know whether to answer present or not guilty” (Theodore Roosevelt/Google Images.) The Senate plays an important role in the Canadian government. Canada's Senate today is made up of a variety of backgrounds such as different cultures and religions. It also includes both men and women. The Senate looks at the different issues that individuals or groups might have. They look at the children