Once upon a time, Representative Scary Gary sponsors a bill (H.R. 345) that would require cities to have clowns dancing in driveways each morning after a citizen suggests the idea. The bill goes through the legislative process, getting assigned to committees in the House and Senate, and voted on and passed by both chambers. In the end, the bill is signed into law by the President. To celebrate, Scary Gary and Senator Crazy Carl throw a clown party for the town, but Gary's house explodes before the party is over.

15. Introduction- A citizen has an idea for a new law that would require each city to have a clown that dances in your driveway each morning. Step #1- The citizen sends a letter to Rep. Scary Gary and he decides it is something that he wants to sponsor. He then writes it into a bill which is titled HR 345. Step #2- The bill is then sent to the Circus Committee for discussion and revision. Step #3- After it is released it goes on the calendar in order to be voted on later. Step #4- Scary Gary then reads it to the House of Reps. And is voted on, it passes with a majority vote. Step #5- Scary Gary passes it off to his old Senator pal Crazy Carl to be introduced in the Senate. Step #6- Crazy Carl then takes it to the Senate and it is assigned to the Juggling Committee to be discussed and revised. Step #7- After it is released it is sent to the Senate floor for consideration, it is voted on and passed with a majority vote. Step #8- The bill now moves on to a conference committee to iron out any differences between the House version and the Senate version. They write up the final version of the bill. Step #9- The bill is now signed by the Speaker of the House and the Vice President. Conclusion- It is sent to the President and is signed into law, Scary Gary and Crazy Carl then throw a clown party for the whole town but unfortunately his house explodes before the party is over.