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Sen. Murphy once held the Senate floor for 15 hours straight!

In June 2016, Murphy staged a filibuster demanding a vote on gun control after the Orlando Pulse shooting. Senate leaders agreed to hold votes — a rare filibuster win — cementing his role as Congress's leading gun-safety voice.

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Sen. Haggerty served as U.S. Ambassador to Japan (2017–2019)!

Before winning his Tennessee Senate seat in 2020, Haggerty was appointed by President Trump to lead the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo — giving him firsthand experience in U.S.-Asia trade and foreign policy.

This storyTo ratify a treaty, how many Senate votes are required?

51 votes
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67 votes
75 votes

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67 votes

This storyShould Sen. Schumer compromise with Republicans to pass legislation?

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This storyWhen did the U.S. Senate last formally declare war?

1942 (World War II)
1953 (Korean War)
1964 (Vietnam War)
1973 (War Powers Act)

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1942 (World War II)

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