LA Times: Nuke the Filibuster

Posted on April 26, 2005 by waynem

Ok, I must admit, the LA Times has it right!  Catch their article Nuke the Filibuster

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1 Response to LA Times: Nuke the Filibuster

  1. eli says:
    April 26, 2005 at 7:07 pm

    In 1998 Clinton nominated James Hormel as ambassador to the Luxemborg. The Senate Republicans threatened to filibuster, and were backed up by the Family Research Council (Dobson, et al). The Family Research Council said the filibuster was one of the checks and balances in the Senate. Why did they filibuster? They filibustered because Hormel was gay. Now they have flip-flopped, and say the filibuster is a threat to the Consitution. Who is the true threat to the Constitution?
    Source:
    http://mediamatters.org/items/200504260005

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