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A "must pass" bill is a vitally important measure that Congress must enact, such as annual money bills to fund operations of the government. Because of their must-pass quality, these measures often attract "riders" (unrelated policy provisos).^[1]

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Difference between revisions of ""Must pass" Bill"

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