The original way of choosing the senators, as prescribed by the constitution of 1787, was that the Senators were chosen by the State Legislatures. This was described in Article One, Section 3 of the Constitution.
This was then changed by the Seventeenth Amendmend passed in 1913.
<span>Under the Constitution, who shares the power of making laws? THE TWO SECTIONS OF THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH.
These sections are the Senate and House of Representatives.
There are three branches of government. The Executive, the legislative, and the judiciary.
The Executive branch implements the laws. The Legislative branch makes the laws. The Judiciary branch reviews the law if it is constitutional or not.
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Answer:
we can develop our country by
1.participating in social work
2.paying tax at time
3. be the helping hand for sociaty
4. always follow the rules of country
The Chief of Staff.
All of the advisers listed in your question have important roles to play, but the White House Chief of Staff is continually in contact with the President, and so would be the one more likely to have insight into the personal thoughts of the president. The Chief of Staff controls the flow of other persons into the Oval Office for time with the President. The Chief of Staff also serves as an adviser to the President and a negotiator for him with other members of the government. The Chief of Staff is the person most often at the President's side. Also, whereas Cabinet officials and the National Security Adviser advise the President on issues specific to their appointed roles, the Chief of Staff is involved in the President's planning and communication in regard to all issues of the administration.
