Across
- 4. Senate tactic to delay or block a vote.
- 7. The current officeholder.
- 8. Vote to end a filibuster.
- 10. Smaller division of a committee.
- 12. Permanent committee.
- 14. Upper chamber of Congress.
- 16. Congressional reversal of a veto.
- 17. Leader of the House.
Down
- 1. The national legislature of the United States.
- 2. Party leader responsible for vote counting and discipline.
- 3. Powers explicitly listed in the Constitution.
- 5. Two-house legislature.
- 6. Powers not written but inferred.
- 9. Small group working on legislation.
- 11. Proposed law.
- 13. Presidential rejection of a bill.
- 15. President, President of the Senate.