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Repealing a bill means the senate is fixing it up

Repealing a bill means the senate is fixing it up
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Repealing a bill means the senate is fixing it up

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It would be False. If the Senate repeals a bill thats means they don't want it, don't like it, or sees no point for it.
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The answer to your question would be false because sometimes they repel it because it would be ineffective!
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