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WI_DEM Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Jan-29-10 08:44 AM
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7. Yeah, but doesn't it take 67 votes to change the rules?
If so, good luck getting that!
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  - Axelrod: Changing Senate rules to allow 51 votes for passage "a worthy discussion" babylonsister  Jan-29-10 06:01 AM   #0 
  - The filibuster is being misused so it should be reformed quick. I like Harkin's proposals.  ProgressOnTheMove   Jan-29-10 06:14 AM   #1 
  - At the moment, 51 votes seems like a solution.  Vinca   Jan-29-10 06:49 AM   #2 
  - One flaw in 2011  karynnj   Jan-29-10 06:57 AM   #3 
  - Maybe we are really as stupid as the right?  Clintonista2   Jan-29-10 07:53 AM   #4 
  - Did it stop the reckless Republicans during the Bush years?  high density   Jan-29-10 08:54 AM   #8 
     - That's because Dem leadership was afraid to use it  Clintonista2   Jan-29-10 01:43 PM   #10 
  - a full year away? We have to struggle against  WhiteTara   Jan-29-10 07:56 AM   #5 
  - Just make them literally get up there and talk for days  Tailormyst   Jan-29-10 08:04 AM   #6 
  - Yeah, but doesn't it take 67 votes to change the rules?  WI_DEM   Jan-29-10 08:44 AM   #7 
     - Depends on when they're trying to do it....  Clio the Leo   Jan-29-10 08:58 AM   #9 
 

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