If you are going to filibuster, you ought to be out there talking and have people who agree with you willing to carry out a filibuster rather than the threat of a filibuster.
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Coburn argues for active participation in filibusters rather than using them as mere threats.
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The important thing is to restore the confidence in the country, in terms of what you are doing, why you are doing it, and how you are doing it.
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