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The Senate The House vs. Photo by Martin Falbisoner

vs. THE SENATE DISTINCTIVE POWERS THE HOUSE DISTINCTIVE POWERS 100 “Upper House” Two Per State FEDERAL 6 YEAR TERMS (Insulated) 100 vs. Vice President (Not a Member) UNLIMITED Debate (Filibuster) Impeachment Trial Senatorial Courtesy (Filibuster) Nominations (Majority) (Judicial, Cabinet, Ambassadors) Ratify Treaties (2/3) Photo by Martin Falbisoner

Articles of Impeachment Revenue Bills Must Originate HERE THE SENATE DISTINCTIVE POWERS THE HOUSE DISTINCTIVE POWERS “Upper House” “Lower House” Two Per State Proportional FEDERAL NATIONAL 6 YEAR TERMS (Insulated) 2 YEAR TERMS (Accountable) 100 435 vs. Vice President (Not a Member) Speaker of the House UNLIMITED Debate (Filibuster) LIMITED Debate Impeachment Trial Articles of Impeachment Senatorial Courtesy (Filibuster) Nominations (Majority) (Judicial, Cabinet, Ambassadors) Ratify Treaties (2/3) Revenue Bills Must Originate HERE (The People are represented most directly) Photo by Martin Falbisoner

Articles of Impeachment Revenue Bills Must Originate HERE THE SENATE DISTINCTIVE POWERS THE HOUSE DISTINCTIVE POWERS “Upper House” “Lower House” Two Per State Proportional FEDERAL NATIONAL 6 YEAR TERMS (Insulated) 2 YEAR TERMS (Accountable) 100 435 vs. Vice President (Not a Member) Speaker of the House UNLIMITED Debate (Filibuster) LIMITED Debate Impeachment Trial Articles of Impeachment Senatorial Courtesy (Filibuster) Nominations (Majority) (Judicial, Cabinet, Ambassadors) Ratify Treaties (2/3) Revenue Bills Must Originate HERE (The People are represented most directly) Photo by Martin Falbisoner