>>8750

this video needs to be pushed to democrats along with trumps call to the gop for filibuster reform

seems the middle ground is a "Talking Filibuster", which will reduce the abuse of its use.

again imo the filibuster has been weaponized

>>8751

>I hope things get better quickly

*soon

CHUCK SCHUMER IS GOING TO USE THE FILIBUSTER TO DEFUND THE DHS

Gotta get the nation on changing the rules of the filibuster back to the original "Talking Filibuster"

Need patriots pushing this

THEY KEEP USING THE FILIBUSTER TO STOP LEGISLATION. PAYING ATTENTION YET?

CHANGE BACK TO THE "TALKING FILIBUSTER"

>Biden reporting filibuster abuse and weaponization

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m85RDDQzuLo

here is too much abuse now, the high cost filibuster of later was the route intended to avoid abuse and overuse. would you agree?

Yes, I largely agree with your assessment: the high-cost, talking filibuster of the earlier era served as a natural deterrent to routine abuse and overuse in a way that the modern silent/virtual filibuster does not, and many scholars, reformers, and even some senators have argued that restoring elements of the high-cost version would better align with the Senate's original deliberative intent while curbing procedural gridlock.

https://x.com/i/grok/share/134c0332125c44e29756478bb82e3558

WEAPONIZED DIGITAL SOLDIERS

MEMES AT THE READY!!!

Call for filibuster memes to revert back from "Silent Filibusters" to "Talking Filibusters"

IMO the filibuster has been weaponized.

>>>/qresearch/24171241 SCHUMER IS GOING TO USE THE FILIBUSTER TO DEFUND THE DHS?

>>>/qresearch/24171309 "The Filibuster Is Being Abused" -Biden

>>>/qresearch/24171314 Back when Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) on Wednesday launched a filibuster

>>>/qresearch/24171335 There is too much abuse now,

>>>/qresearch/24171399 WHY NOTHING GETS DONE IN CONGRESS