who has more political power or more push, the House or Representative or the Senate.?

Answer 1

Neither, Bush had them both neutered.

Answer 2

Senators are more powerful in one way because they hold office for six years, three times as long as a Representative, so theoretically, they're less subject to political pressure. So I'd say the Senate is more powerful.

However, the House is the body that chooses the president in the case of a tie (Bush/Gore in 2000 notwithstanding), and all bills that deal with spending money technically have to start in the House.

Answer 3

Probably the Senate. Each senator represents larger areas than representatives.

Answer 4

Although they are both houses of congress and both have to agree on legislation, I would say it would have to be the Senate. There are much fewer of them (100 vs around 465 in the House). It is the Senate that confirms Presidential appointments and it is the Senate that can remove (indict) the president from office after the House has impeached him. For those who often get this confused. impeachment is not removal from office, there have been two presidents impeached (Clinton and Andrew Johnson) but neither one was indicted or removed from office by the Senate.

Answer 5

The Senate.

Answer 6

The Senate because they are higher up on the hierarchical government chain, and many representatives want to be Senators, so to help accomplish that, they shouldn't step on too many Senator's toes

Answer 7

Your "question" is an OPINION piece by technique of a conservative columnist, John Fund, writing contained in the Wall street mag. Fund is an editor for the american Spectator and has collaborated with Rush Limbaugh on one in each and every of his books. His objectivity ought to, no less than, be suspect.

Answer 8

It used to be the Senate, but now that the Liberal pretty much control that, i would have to say that its HOR (funny how the acronym sounds like whore)

Answer 9

the senat of course cause they think they run every thing