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The Legislative Branch is one of the three major parts of the United States government. The other two are the [[Executive branch]] and the [[Judicial branch]].
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The '''Legislative Branch''' is one of the three major components of the [[United States]] [[government]], comprised of [[Congress]] and the committees formed within Congress. The other two are the [[Executive Branch]] (most notably the President, his staff and the bureaucracy) and the [[Judicial Branch]] (the entire federal judiciary, though most notably the [[Supreme Court of the United States]]).
  
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Latest revision as of 15:15, July 13, 2016

The Legislative Branch is one of the three major components of the United States government, comprised of Congress and the committees formed within Congress. The other two are the Executive Branch (most notably the President, his staff and the bureaucracy) and the Judicial Branch (the entire federal judiciary, though most notably the Supreme Court of the United States).