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Mr. Smith Goes To Washington begins with Jefferson Smith being appointed as a United States Senator. Soon after Jefferson Smith getting appointed Senator Joseph Paine, which is the other senator from the same state as Jefferson Smith, takes him under his wing. After, Mr. Smith decides to propose a bill to congress, his bill proposes an annual boys camp in the summer, and once Paine hears of this such bill he back stabs Mr. Smith by trying to convince the rest of the Senate that Mr. Smith actually owned the land that he was trying to get the government to hold the boys camp at. Mr. Smith was determined to prove Paine and the others wrong as he takes his case to the floor of the senate. Once he got the floor, Mr. Smith attempts a filibuster to prevent a vote on the bill. Eventually, Paine can not take anymore and yells out that it was all a lie and that Mr. Smith was telling the truth.
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Smith proposing a bill and Mr. Smith attempting a filibuster. Mr. Smith proposed a bill about having an annual boys campout near a place called Willic Creek, the bill was to create a federal loan to purchase the land on which the boys camp would take place, and the government would be paid back by donations from boys around the country. Mr. Smith's’ filibuster began because of a group of senators trying to prove Smith’s bill was a fraud and trying to vote to get rid of the bill, but Mr. Smith was persistent to get his bill passed and single handedly attempted a filibuster to convince the senate that the bill was not a fraud. Eventually the filibuster worked as the senator who tried to prove Smith’s bill was a fraud gave up and admitted he lied and that Mr. Smith was telling the
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