The ability for a senator to delay passage of a bill through continuous talking is known as a

a. colloquy.

b. requirement of the Bill of Rights.

c. filibuster.

d. decorum.

Question

Dinky

Social Studies

27 March, 13:12

The ability for a senator to delay passage of a bill through continuous talking is known as a

a. colloquy.

b. requirement of the Bill of Rights.

c. filibuster.

d. decorum.

+4

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Kasey Berger · Answer 1

The ability for a senator to delay passage of a bill through continuous talking is known as a "filibuster," which is generally frowned upon by members of both parties by being a waste of time.

The ability for a senator to delay passage of a bill through continuous talking is known as aa. colloquy.b. requirement of the Bill of Rights.c. filibuster.d. decorum.

The ability for a senator to delay passage of a bill through continuous talking is known as a

a. colloquy.

b. requirement of the Bill of Rights.

c. filibuster.

d. decorum.