What is a filibuster?

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taurus [48]2 years ago

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Answer:

b. an effort to talk long enough to prevent a vote on a bill.

Explanation:

A filibuster is a political process which consists of debating over a proposed piece of legislation in a way that purposely delays or prevents having to make a decision on it. This usually takes place in a Parliament or Congress, as these are generally the bodies of government that deliberate on legislation. This form of obstruction in a legislature is a powerful political device.

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