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Answer:A filibuster is a tactic by which opponents of a bill in the Senate use their unique right to unlimited debate as a way to prevent or delay the Senate from ever voting on a bill. They attempt to talk the bills to death. The filibuster raises profound questions about American democracy through opposing all types of legislation and they do this because it is used by a minority to defeat a majority.

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