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Celerity

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8. done, sorry about the doubled up sentences that were posted in the first paragraph, normally I'm
Reply to Hugh_Lebowski (Reply #5)
Mon Mar 8, 2021, 05:02 AM
Mar 2021

more careful and catch those things. I have been using this a lot in mid thread replies and it got cocked up in a previous cut n' paste.


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options for filibuster reform [View all] Celerity Mar 2021 OP
As was pointed out when this article was first posted on Tuesday, the filibuster rules cannot be scarletwoman Mar 2021 #1
no, you can set a new precedent, using rule XX, that is how Reid and then McTreason did their Celerity Mar 2021 #2
It remains to be seen if such a maneuver would work for a rules change - as opposed to a nomination. scarletwoman Mar 2021 #3
It doesn't 'remain to be seen' at all. I just explained how it is done (and HAS been done already) Celerity Mar 2021 #4
I hope you and Vox are correct. Thank you for going to all the trouble to post your citations. scarletwoman Mar 2021 #9
The nuclear option is a change in rules by majority vote unblock Mar 2021 #6
Who do Sinema and Manchin think they're kidding? brush Mar 2021 #11
Some line-breaks would sure be nice my dear Ms. Celerity :) Hugh_Lebowski Mar 2021 #5
one sec, I will edit it, it went all pear shaped in the cut and paste, sorry Celerity Mar 2021 #7
done, sorry about the doubled up sentences that were posted in the first paragraph, normally I'm Celerity Mar 2021 #8
All good sister. I wanted to read it, but just ... couldn't do it ... thanks :) Hugh_Lebowski Mar 2021 #10
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