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In reply to the discussion: Would 54-0 be enough to end a filibuster? [View all]

jimfields33

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6. The senate decided these situations at the beginning of each senate session
Reply to TheRickles (Original post)
Mon May 31, 2021, 11:54 AM
May 2021

It’s what they agreed to in January.

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Would 54-0 be enough to end a filibuster? [View all] TheRickles May 2021 OP
Nope USAFRetired_Liberal May 2021 #1
What's really infuriating is that anyone would defend the practically-zero-effort filibuster Silent3 May 2021 #2
That vote didn't signal who was willing to end the filibuster process StarfishSaver May 2021 #3
It's stupid rule. Should be just the opposite. honest.abe May 2021 #4
54 votes isn't enough to end a specific filibuster, but 51 votes IS enough to kill it forever Fiendish Thingy May 2021 #5
Funny Timewas May 2021 #7
K&R GoodRaisin May 2021 #8
The senate decided these situations at the beginning of each senate session jimfields33 May 2021 #6
Technically, if there was no Republican senator on the floor, they could invoke cloture by unanimous tritsofme May 2021 #9
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