Which of the following is an amendment to a bill in the Senate that has nothing to do with the subject of the bill? plz help
The choices are A.Cloture, B.Filibuster, C.Germane, d.Rider i think it's C.
Is it Rider? Its says it has nothing this"Senators can add an unrelated amendment, known as a rider."
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Oh well is it A?
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C is incorrect.
Please use https://www.onelook.com to look up the others, and then re-think.
To determine which of the following is an amendment to a bill in the Senate that has nothing to do with the subject of the bill, you would need to review the amendments proposed and compare them to the content of the original bill. Since you haven't provided a list of options, I am unable to identify the specific amendment for you. However, I can explain the process of how to identify such an amendment.
1. Obtain the original bill: Start by obtaining the text of the original bill from a reliable source, such as the Congressional website, official government publications, or reputable news outlets. This will serve as your reference point to understand the main topic and purpose of the bill.
2. Review the amendments: Look for a list of proposed amendments to the bill. This information is typically available through the Congressional website or other official sources. Take note of the sponsor and the content of each proposed amendment.
3. Analyze the amendments: Carefully read and consider the content of each amendment. Compare their subject matter and intent to the topic and purpose of the original bill. If an amendment addresses a completely unrelated issue or has no logical connection to the bill's subject, it can be considered an amendment with nothing to do with the bill's subject matter.
Remember, the interpretation and identification of amendments as unrelated or irrelevant can sometimes be subjective. It's always important to refer to credible sources, consult experts, or follow the guidance of legislative analysts to validate your conclusions.
"Which of the following ... ?"
What are the choices, and what do YOU THINK is correct?
No, cloture is "the process of stopping a debate in the U.S. Senate by forcing the members to vote immediately"
Keep looking up the other words. You'll find it.