No, cloture is not a plan for raising and spending money. Cloture is a legislative procedure used in the U.S. Senate to end a filibuster or bring a debate to a close, allowing for a vote on a bill or nomination. It requires a supermajority of senators to invoke, typically 60 out of 100. In contrast, plans for raising and spending money are usually outlined in budgets or appropriations bills.
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