To allow the Senate to pass a bill with a simple majority.

To allow the House of Representatives to pass a bill with a simple majority.

To allow the President to pass a bill without the approval of Congress.

To allow the Supreme Court to pass a bill without the approval of Congress.

Budget reconciliation bills and non-budget reconciliation bills.

House reconciliation bills and Senate reconciliation bills.

Presidential reconciliation bills and congressional reconciliation bills.

Temporary reconciliation bills and permanent reconciliation bills.

A rule that limits the number of amendments that can be offered to a reconciliation bill.

A rule that requires reconciliation bills to be deficit-neutral.

A rule that requires reconciliation bills to be passed by a two-thirds majority.

A rule that requires reconciliation bills to be signed by the President.

To score reconciliation bills and estimate their impact on the federal budget.

To write reconciliation bills.

To vote on reconciliation bills.

To sign reconciliation bills.

To sign reconciliation bills into law.

To veto reconciliation bills.

To write reconciliation bills.

To vote on reconciliation bills.

To review reconciliation bills for constitutionality.

To write reconciliation bills.

To vote on reconciliation bills.

To sign reconciliation bills.

It allows the majority party to pass bills without the support of the minority party.

It is a violation of the separation of powers.

It is a waste of time and resources.

All of the above.

It allows the majority party to pass bills without the support of the minority party.

It is a violation of the separation of powers.

It is a waste of time and resources.

None of the above.

It will be abolished.

It will be reformed.

It will remain the same.

It is uncertain.

The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.

The Affordable Care Act of 2010.

All of the above.

A reconciliation bill can be passed with a simple majority, while a regular bill requires a two-thirds majority.

A reconciliation bill can only be passed once per year, while a regular bill can be passed multiple times per year.

A reconciliation bill can only be used to make changes to the budget, while a regular bill can be used to make changes to any aspect of the law.

All of the above.

To write reconciliation bills.

To vote on reconciliation bills.

To send reconciliation bills to the Senate.

All of the above.

To write reconciliation bills.

To vote on reconciliation bills.

To send reconciliation bills to the House of Representatives.

All of the above.

To sign reconciliation bills into law.

To veto reconciliation bills.

To write reconciliation bills.

All of the above.

To review reconciliation bills for constitutionality.

To write reconciliation bills.

To vote on reconciliation bills.

All of the above.