Question-what happens to a bill if the senate is refusing to vote on it?

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Micawber

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Does it have a shelf life, or can the new administration and slate of Senators take it up?

Any federal congressional parliamentarians in the house? Is it fish or plutonium?
 
Micawber said:
Does it have a shelf life, or can the new administration and slate of Senators take it up?

Any federal congressional parliamentarians in the house? Is it fish or plutonium?
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I think it dies when the session ends although it can be introduced again in the new session (probably without being required to hold new hearings).
 
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Does it have a shelf life, or can the new administration and slate of Senators take it up?
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uh, dude....every lawyer knows the answer to that question.....at the end of that term of congress all unpassed bills expire..........it starts from scratch, if anyone wants to bother starting over......
 
Micawber said:
Does it have a shelf life, or can the new administration and slate of Senators take it up?

Any federal congressional parliamentarians in the house? Is it fish or plutonium?
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You seriously don’t know?

It dies with the legislative session
 
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