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SSJVegeta

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2. Incorrect. It is a fillibuster when debate has not been ended and cloture cannot be established
Tue Apr 1, 2025, 08:10 PM
Apr 1

That's why they always called the lack of 60 votes a "fillibuster." Since debate has not ended. It's a cop-out though cause technically they are still "debating" a bill even though they will never discuss it again and can end the session.

This is an actual fillibuster, where the senate stays in session forever until it is over. If it is intended to disrupt, it is generally considered a fillibuster.

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