Question

select the statements that are not true.
sponsoring the bill means you must pay the senator.
discussing and even arguing over a legislation is called ordering a bill reported.
a president may be able to ignore the congressional override of his veto, even if they have enough votes.

Explanation:

• Sponsoring a bill does not mean paying a Senator. It means a legislator introduces the bill.
• Discussing and arguing over legislation is called debate, not ordering a bill reported. Ordering a bill reported means the committee approves the bill to be sent to the floor.
• If Congress overrides a veto (with enough votes), the President cannot ignore it. The bill becomes law.

Answer:

All three statements are not true.

• Sponsoring the bill means you must pay the Senator.
• Discussing and even arguing over a legislation is called ordering a bill reported.
• A President may be able to ignore the Congressional override of his veto, even if they have enough votes.