Occasionally, representatives engage in lengthy debates on bills that they do not oppose. This delaying action is called

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The delaying action of engaging in lengthy debates on bills that representatives do not oppose is called chubbing. Filibuster is a similar tactic, but is typically used by those who oppose the bill. Cloture is the process of ending a filibuster. "Politics as usual" is not a specific term related to this tactic.

Occasionally, Representatives Engage in Lengthy Debates on Bills That They