Bills can only be introduced by
a. special interest groups
c. lobbyists
b. the pr...
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Social Studies, 30.09.2019 14:00 oct316mb
Bills can only be introduced by
a. special interest groups
c. lobbyists
b. the president
d. members of congress
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