Bell Ringer Assignment

• CLIP #1: What does the Congressional Review Act (CRA) "allow" Congress to do and when was it enacted?
• CLIP #1: What are "federal rules" and why do they exist? Which government organization helps to define what rules are?
• CLIP #1: Based on the clip, what happens on Capitol Hill when the CRA is used and what is 'special' about the Act?
• CLIP #1: How can a veto of a CRA resolution be "overcome?"
• CLIP #1: What happens to the affected rule when a CRA resolution is signed into law, and why is this "tricky?"
• CLIP #2: What is Congress' "success rate" in using the Congressional Review Act (CRA)?
• CLIP #2: According to Bridget Dooling, what was the first time the CRA was used?
• CLIP #2: What "trend" is often seen in CRA data? Why?
• CLIP #2: Based on the clip, why do legislators still introduce CRA resolutions even though they may not pass or be signed into law?
• CLIP #2: What change does the REINS Act propose and why do some legislators have concerns with it, according to Dooling?