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Question
complete the sentence.
when a senator wants to stop the senate from voting on a bill, he or she can ______ the bill.
amend filibuster impeach veto
Brief Explanations
To solve this, we analyze each option:
- "amend" means to change a bill, not stop a vote.
- "filibuster" is a tactic in the Senate to delay or prevent a vote on a bill by prolonged debate.
- "impeach" is to charge a public official with misconduct, not related to stopping a bill vote.
- "veto" is a power of the executive (like the President), not senators to stop a bill vote in the Senate.
So the correct term is filibuster.
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