Asked by Aliyah Jones on Jun 17, 2024

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A senator who agrees to vote for a tax cut bill that he or she disagrees with in order to receive
Another senator's vote on a climate change bill that he or she has proposed is engaged in

A) filibustering.
B) logrolling.
C) cloturing.
D) insider trading.

Logrolling

A practice in legislative bodies where members agree to support each other's proposals or bills for mutual benefit, despite their individual preferences.

Tax Cut Bill

Legislation aimed at reducing the amount of taxes imposed on individuals, corporations, or specific activities, with the goal of stimulating economic growth or achieving other policy objectives.

  • Acquire knowledge of the tactical operations and ballot processes in Congress which affect the determination of legislative decisions.
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Cedric McClainJun 21, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
This is an example of logrolling, where two senators agree to support each other's bills in exchange for their own bills receiving support.