On the recordNovember 12, 2003
Isn't this a much bigger issue than the appointees? Those law changes were bigger than filibustering one law. This is about the impact on all of society, on a whole culture.
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govinfo.govSam Brownback: “Isn't this a much bigger issue than the appointees? Those law changes were bigger than filibustering one law. This is…”
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Discussing the implications of judicial filibusters and their impact on society.
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