3 years ago

Senators can use a filibuster in order to:

2 answers:

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The correct answer is A) Prevent the Senate from voting on a bill.

A filibuster is a tactic still used in the Senate today. This method involves individuals who are trying to stop a vote from happening on the floor. To do this, Senators take an extremely long time to discuss the bill and use up so much time that the bill will expire/Congress will go to recess before the Senate has the ability to vote on it.

NemiM [27]3 years ago

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A- prevent the senate from voting on a bill (APEX)

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