1. Who uses the term filibuster to refer to any set of actions taken by a Senator or group of Senators to 'intentionally delay or prevent any measure, nomination or procedural activity from taking place'?
Wawro and Schlicker
Rorwo and Splocker
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2. Who argues that 'without a fellow partisan in the White House, majority party leaders in Congress have much more freedom and flexibility than they might enjoy under unified government'?
Bader
Hodges
King
Halbach
3. How many committees are there in the House?
200
250
220
270
4. Who says that 'in recent years... the filibuster has been vilified as a primary threat to the ability of the american government to function'?
Bell
Pepper
Ring
5. Who argues that the House, despite variations in party, committee, seniority and other structures is foremost an institution governed by majority rule?
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