On the recordApril 21, 2010
It may very well be that the solution to the problems that we talk about as a dysfunctional Senate lies somewhere other than amending the filibuster rule.
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congress.govIt may very well be that the solution to the problems that we talk about as a dysfunctional Senate lies somewhere other than amending the filibuster rule.
Bennett suggests that issues in the Senate may not stem from the filibuster rule.
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