The intent of both of these proposals is to make the Senate more like the Senate and actually require debate about the topic that is being filibustered.
Tom Udall: “The intent of both of these proposals is to make the Senate more like the Senate and actually require debate about the…”
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Discusses the goal of proposed reforms to enhance Senate debate.
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