No. It does not. What happens then, if Congress chooses, Congress may, by a majority vote, waive that point of order. But it forces us to face the issue.
Rob Portman: “No. It does not. What happens then, if Congress chooses, Congress may, by a majority vote, waive that point of order.…”
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Discussing procedural rules in Congress.
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