Friday, Nov 30, 2012 4:45 PM UTC
How Democrats learned to stop worrying and love filibuster reform
Earlier this week, Sen. Harry Reid was calling for its reform. Now, Democrats are coming around. Here's why
Earlier this week, Sen. Harry Reid was calling for its reform. Now, Democrats are coming around. Here's why
The procedure is unconstitutional and undemocratic, and will bring the entire government down with it. Here's why
Don't believe the GOP's charges of hypocrisy on filibuster reform -- both parties are guilty
Nothing that Democrats are proposing will change the fact that it takes 60 votes to do anything in today's Senate
“I think the backlash will be severe,” said Sen. Tom Coburn of Sen. Harry Reid's possible filibuster reform
The Senate doesn't have to be as partisan as the House. There's an easy way to fix it, and the GOP might even agree
The stars are aligning for filibuster reform and changing the Senate's stupidest rules. Let's not mess it up
The showdown over filibusters would not come until January
"I think the rules have been abused, and we are going to work to change them," Reid said
The congressman shows some serious "brass" in accusing the White House of not wanting to make deals
After filibustering the bill, Coburn calls it the "crap" "that Congress has done for years" VIDEO