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So many political analysts saw those successful efforts to rush legislation onto the books as a sign of Mr. Berlusconi's desperation.

Ultimately the bill passed, but only after Speaker John A. Boehner agreed to allow the legislation onto the House floor even though a majority of his Republican conference had vowed to vote against it and did.

And in the House, supporters of a bill to overhaul the campaign finance system still hope to force the legislation onto the floor by collecting 218 signatures from members, a fight Republicans would like to avoid.

"Our framework is now on the table that will end this crisis in a manner that meets our principles of smaller government," said Mr. Boehner, who said he hoped to get the legislation onto the House floor as quickly as possible.

The government's aim is to get legislation onto the statute books before the end of the year when emergency surveillance legislation, 2014's controversial DRIPA, sunsets so its timetable is fairly tight.

Then there's the increasing encroachment of EU legislation onto his business interests.

Now the question is whether Republicans who said they oppose the executive order will actually sign onto legislation to stop it.

He appoints bills to specific committees, and no legislation comes onto the floor without his say-so.

Strasburger also pointed to the current turmoil in the U.K. political landscape following the Brexit vote, noting "how quickly ruthless politicians can replace leaders" and warning of associated risks to freedom and democracy if such intrusive legislation passes onto the statute books unamended.

The Senate Judiciary Committee had passed the legislation and onto the Assembly, which was then bounced to the full Senate for a vote yesterday.

Alex Conant, a spokesman for Mr. Rubio, said that the senator is eager to see any legislation he signs onto go through a full committee process.