On the recordSeptember 10, 2010
What it really comes down to is whether the people of the United States will fulfill the obligations that it made.
Source
congress.govWhat it really comes down to is whether the people of the United States will fulfill the obligations that it made.
Franken calls for the U.S. to meet its obligations to Native Americans.
Share & report
More from Al Franken
Joe has said that he will not get rid of the filibuster, but he`s open to modify it.
Mitch McConnell is cynical. Mitch McConnell is in this, and the Republican Party right now doesn`t stand for anything, I think, other than maybe for low tax cuts for their donors.
This is not a bill that we can pass through reconciliation like we did the Relief Act. So this immediately brings to question the filibuster.
I think what McConnell was worried about is that this is a game of chicken and McConnell blinked because Democrats could have just changed the rules.