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Why do most of the bills introduced in Congress never become a law? Group of answer choices: A. They are defeated in floor votes B. They never get out of committee C. They are vetoed by the president D.
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Why do most of the bills introduced in Congress never become a law?

Group of answer choices:

A. They are defeated in floor votes

B. They never get out of committee

C. They are vetoed by the president

D. They are overruled by the Supreme Court

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B

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User Chinmay
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Answer:

b

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