I do not see that the leverage of another filibuster, which is still going to require 60 votes when you get to the Bill itself, is a necessary commodity.
Tom Udall: “I do not see that the leverage of another filibuster, which is still going to require 60 votes when you get to the Bill…”
On the recordApril 21, 2010
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Udall questions the necessity of filibusters in Senate proceedings.
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