BULLDOG
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Nope. If they want to play hardball, lets play hardball.As agree that the filibuster as it now stands has to go. But I say "mend it not end it"If there was any chance the repubs would cooperate in any way, what you say might matter. Unfortunately, republicans have made it clear they will be the party of no for the foreseeable future. Refusing to cooperate on something as important as the insurrection investigation shows they intend to just act like petulant children for the next 4 years. If anything is to get done the filibuster has to go.
Make the filibuster a true filibuster, with the requirement to hold the floor and speak on topic for hours, days or weeks.