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In most such systems it’s a simple majority vote of a unicameral legislator. The uniqueness of the USA is the bicameral legislature with de facto veto by the mi
by koolba 1y ago
In most such systems it’s a simple majority vote of a unicameral legislator. The uniqueness of the USA is the bicameral legislature with de facto veto by the minority by refusing cloture. Without at 8-10 members of the minority breaking ranks (depending on the actual split), a unified minority can cause complete gridlock.
- rsynnott 1y agoNearly all democratic countries have bicameral legislatures, though some do exclude the upper house from money bills.