If you visit the Senate chamber during a session on an average day, you're most likely to find the session presided over by "A. the majority leader" since the Vice President only comes in on special occasions.
The correct answer is the speaker that would say <span>It's important that the Constitution include a bill of rights.
Anti-federalists were against a strong central federation because they feared that people might abuse it and become tyrannical if given power. This is why anti-federalists supported the inclusion of the bill of rights since they wanted the rights clearly enumerated instead of just implied since implications would be difficult to interpret.</span>
The president's official statement of objection to a bull is called a veto.
Someone who experienced it and was there when it happened
it was Baron von Steuben.
