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2016 Postmortem

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7. The High Court will be exceedingly reluctant to intervene in the question

Tue May 15, 2012, 02:31 PM

May 2012

of how and when a chamber of Congress brings matters to a vote

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Is the filibuster unconstitutional? [View all] LiberalFighter May 2012 OP

Pfft! Constitution, Article I, Section 5, Paragraph 2: struggle4progress May 2012 #1

I agree, that seems pretty clear. Phfft! longship May 2012 #2

That point is addressed in the article ... earthside May 2012 #3

Certainly those rules could not themselves violate the Constitution treestar May 2012 #5

The High Court will be exceedingly reluctant to intervene in the question struggle4progress May 2012 #7

Thank you! sofa king May 2012 #12

Though there be a first day of the House biennially, as the House struggle4progress May 2012 #8

K & R !!! WillyT May 2012 #9

Listen if the gop wins the elections this fall... hrmjustin May 2012 #10