The scene takes place at the Capitol building in Washington, D.C.
A person finds a piece of paper, which introduces itself as a bill.
The Bill's Journey
Character: The Bill
Describes itself as just a bill, hoping to become a law.
Currently sitting on Capitol Hill.
Process of Becoming a Law:
Starts in the House where a vote occurs.
Moves to the Senate for another vote.
If it passes both, it goes to the President.
Executive Orders
Introduction of Executive Orders:
President Obama introduces the concept of an executive order.
Describes it as a faster way to get things done without going through Congress.
Actions Possible with Executive Orders:
Create a national park or new holiday.
Grant legal status to undocumented immigrants.
Discussion on Government
Debate about whether the executive order process bypasses traditional governmental procedures.
Questions raised about the constitutionality of executive orders.
Conclusion
Characters express disillusionment with the government process.
Ending with a humorous note indicating a preference for the private sector.
Cultural Reference
The scene ends with a reference to "Live from New York, it's Saturday Night Live!", suggesting the content is from a comedic sketch.
Note: This representation is a satirical take on the legislative process, emphasizing the impact and speed of executive orders compared to the traditional legislative process.