There is nothing in the Constitution about a filibuster or the Rule 22 provision, things like that.
Tom Udall: “There is nothing in the Constitution about a filibuster or the Rule 22 provision, things like that.”
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Udall emphasizes the absence of constitutional basis for filibuster rules.
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