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I like the idea of going nuclear on the Senate side Liberalynn Oct 2013 #1
Then let the nuclear option begin! FarPoint Oct 2013 #2
I sure hope they wont. At least if they want to HELP people. Mass Oct 2013 #3
All bills are passed that way in the House where simple majority rules. Agnosticsherbet Oct 2013 #7
Ye, a clean CR will pass. Buddha_of_Wisdom Oct 2013 #14
If Cantor won't let it come up for a vote, it won't pass. Agnosticsherbet Oct 2013 #15
Fine. If it's not allowed up for a vote... mpcamb Oct 2013 #39
I think that they will make the argument that Democrats refused to negotiate Agnosticsherbet Oct 2013 #40
I am to the point of believing that any bill passed in the Senate Gore1FL Oct 2013 #8
I do not think so. For all their flaws, Mass Oct 2013 #9
The Republicans have made it clear they're not letting anything pass anyway why not go nuclear Arcanetrance Oct 2013 #41
Nonsense. Mass Oct 2013 #42
What exactly is nonsense Arcanetrance Oct 2013 #43
Actually, this is not what the rule says Mass Oct 2013 #44
I really don't trust cantor there's something about him I don't like or trust. Arcanetrance Oct 2013 #45
At this point, I wonder if House Republicans will allow any vote that has Jamastiene Oct 2013 #32
Wouldn't it still have to pass in the House? BainsBane Oct 2013 #4
Fantastic news. Do it. Put it on the house and let them act on it or not but put it there. Justice Oct 2013 #5
Exactly. Jerry442 Oct 2013 #10
The Senate already passed a clean CR. onenote Oct 2013 #38
Make sure the MSM knows who pushed this through. efhmc Oct 2013 #6
This would not be a good thing at this point in time... TheProgressive Oct 2013 #11
Josh Marshall has pointed out that the 14th Amendment solution has problems Jerry442 Oct 2013 #16
Something must be done - a president cannot let our country crash because a bill was not passed... TheProgressive Oct 2013 #17
So we should all prepare for mass insurrection and unrest n/t melody Oct 2013 #18
The President himself has pointed out that he doesn't think that is the solution Liberalynn Oct 2013 #29
Nuclear option is perfect for this.. Buddha_of_Wisdom Oct 2013 #12
When your child drives the car off the cliff randr Oct 2013 #13
A little too late to take away the keys after that... nt Flying Squirrel Oct 2013 #26
how can the Senate do this anyway littlewolf Oct 2013 #19
I believe it's that all Revenue Bills must originate in the House, not spending. From Article I, 24601 Oct 2013 #23
Wherever it starts, it has to pass the House. truebluegreen Oct 2013 #37
Just imagine how well it will go over for Republicans if they actually sue or world wide wally Oct 2013 #20
How House Republicans guaranteed a shutdown: by changing the rules cutroot Oct 2013 #21
Certain Things Are Already Exempt From Filibuster DallasNE Oct 2013 #22
Theatre of the Absurd. blkmusclmachine Oct 2013 #24
...yawn... Doctor_J Oct 2013 #25
Why the hell don't they use that option more often? nt Deep13 Oct 2013 #27
Ya gotta do what ya gotta do. So if ya know what ya gotta do, Zorra Oct 2013 #28
Since when have the Republicans negotiated with Obama? Lifelong Dem Oct 2013 #30
Do it, JimboBillyBubbaBob Oct 2013 #31
Do it, use the nuclear option Champion Jack Oct 2013 #33
Yeah, I noticed he didn't support the idea, even now. truebluegreen Oct 2013 #36
Just do it! - ALL senate bills should be a simple majority to pass, 51 votes.! LaPera Oct 2013 #34
Well, that's fine--I'd love to see the filibuster go away. truebluegreen Oct 2013 #35
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