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30 June, 12:07

How are the terms filibuster and cloture related

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    Filibuster is what a cloture stops.

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    A filibuster is the Senate's power to spark an endless debate about a bill that any of the 100 Senators doesn't like about it. A cloture is the amount of votes there has to be for the filibuster to stop, in which 60 of the 100 have to vote to stop it.
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