EXTRAORDINARY SESSIONS OF CONGRESS

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The Constitution provided that the president "may, on extraordinary occasions, convene both Houses, or either of them." On forty-six occasions between 1791 and 1933, presidents called the Senate alone into special session (see Table V-L). Most of these special sessions met in March (since presidents were inaugurated on March 4) to confirm the president's nominations to the cabinet.

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The 20th amendment gives the President the power " on extraordinary occasions, convene both Houses, or either of them

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Which simply means the Constitution prevails over Speaker Pelosi’s grand-standing dis-invite of POTUS for the SOTU.

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That’s President-in-Waiting Pelosi ...