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... Senate also and works , when there is a Democratic majority , to the advantage of Southern and Border states . Each senator is supposed to be limited to two committees , but exceptions are numerous . The memberships of Senate standing ...
... Senate also and works , when there is a Democratic majority , to the advantage of Southern and Border states . Each senator is supposed to be limited to two committees , but exceptions are numerous . The memberships of Senate standing ...
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... SENATE PROCEDURE General Aspects Introduction of a Senate bill is accomplished by the announcement by a senator that he is introducing it . Reading the title of the bill constitutes the first reading . Second reading is considered ...
... SENATE PROCEDURE General Aspects Introduction of a Senate bill is accomplished by the announcement by a senator that he is introducing it . Reading the title of the bill constitutes the first reading . Second reading is considered ...
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... senators of his party . Almost invariably the Senate rejects a presidential appoint- ment if personal objection is raised by a senator of the President's party from the state involved . Senatorial courtesy in practice . An example of ...
... senators of his party . Almost invariably the Senate rejects a presidential appoint- ment if personal objection is raised by a senator of the President's party from the state involved . Senatorial courtesy in practice . An example of ...
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