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Unit 2 – Branches of Government
Topic 2.1
How does the filibuster rule in the Senate reflect a tension between majority rule and minority rights, similar to that seen in other democracies?
It permits the President to veto any bill passed by Congress, showing executive authority over legislative actions.
It prevents third parties from gaining representation in Congress, demonstrating partisan dominance.
It requires a unanimous vote for passage of legislation, indicating complete consensus among Senators.
It allows a small group to delay legislation, reflecting an institutional design protecting minority interests.
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