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says Jan 08, 2018 at qresear.ch
#497 at 2018-01-08 03:05:50 (UTC+1)
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https://qresear.ch/q-posts/497
How the House Elects Its Speaker
The first day of a new Congress is a truly exciting day for the House and especially its newly elected Members. One of the most momentous parts of the first day is the constitutional obligation of electing a Speaker, who will preside over the House for the next two years. Since the Speaker has extensive power to set the House’s agenda, they are one of the most powerful people in Washington. The process of electing a Speaker is highly ritualized and generally follows a fairly well-established pattern.
https://www.congressionalinstitute.org/2020/12/28/how-the-house-elects-its-speaker-2/
whoa
Committee appointment
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The Speaker shall appoint all select, joint, and conference committees
ordered by the House. At any time
after an original appointment, the
Speaker may remove Members, Delegates, or the Resident Commissioner
from, or appoint additional Members,
Delegates, or the Resident Commissioner to, a select or conference committee. In appointing Members, Delegates, or the Resident Commissioner to
conference committees, the Speaker
shall appoint no less than a majority
who generally supported the House position as determined by the Speaker,
shall name those who are primarily responsible for the legislation, and shall,
to the fullest extent feasible, include
the principal proponents of the major
provisions of the bill or resolution
passed or adopted by the House.
https://rules.house.gov/sites/republicans.rules118.house.gov/files/117-House-Rules-Clerk-U1_2.pdf
House rules from Congress that just adjourned - new ones are up yet (not voted on yet?)
hope his VP pick is equally hilarious