What is cloture?
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the ability of a senator to speak for as long as...
History, 09.12.2020 18:30, jalenyork6835
What is cloture?
Question 15 options:
the ability of a senator to speak for as long as he or she wishes to prevent action from being taken on legislation that he or she opposes
the process by which three-fifths of the Senate can end a filibuster
the rule that allows one house of Congress to circumvent the other during the legislative process
a lawsuit filed by a member of the Senate against a member of the House or vice versa
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