When Two Members of Congress Who Share No Common Interests

question 12

Multiple Choice

When two members of Congress who share no common interests agree to support each other's bills,the practice is called:

• A) filibustering
• B) delegating
• C) logrolling
• D) bargaining
• E) pork barreling

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Definitions:

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A rule or standard that remains uniform and unchanged over time, ensuring reliability and predictability in reasoning or behavior.

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Jointly Exhaustive

A condition in which a set of options or propositions covers all possible outcomes or cases, leaving no scenario unaddressed.

Consistent Principle

A rule or guideline in logic or mathematics that does not lead to a contradiction when applied.