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The Speaker of the House is equivalent to the [[President Pro Tempore of the United States Senate]] and one ahead of them in the presidential line of succession, behind just the [[Vice President]].<br/> | The Speaker of the House is equivalent to the [[President Pro Tempore of the United States Senate]] and one ahead of them in the presidential line of succession, behind just the [[Vice President]].<br/> | ||
The current House Speaker is [[Representative]] [[ | The current House Speaker is [[Representative]] [[John Smith]], serving this position for a while now, in some of the Congresses. He was elected Speaker among the Representatives sometime in 2020. Shortly after, he appointed Representative [[MTRX]] as Speaker Pro Tempore, and allowed him to preside on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday in a standing order. MTRX got banned so now randy is SPT. | ||
Revision as of 23:36, 26 April 2020
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, more commonly known as the Speaker of the House or just Speaker, it is the main presiding officer of the House of Representatives. The Speaker is typically a member of the majority party, and technically does not have to be an elected official of the House, although every Speaker thus far has been.
The Speaker of the House is equivalent to the President Pro Tempore of the United States Senate and one ahead of them in the presidential line of succession, behind just the Vice President.
The current House Speaker is Representative John Smith, serving this position for a while now, in some of the Congresses. He was elected Speaker among the Representatives sometime in 2020. Shortly after, he appointed Representative MTRX as Speaker Pro Tempore, and allowed him to preside on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday in a standing order. MTRX got banned so now randy is SPT.