>Any spending bills require require 66.7% yes votes in both houses of Congress This is absolutely false and, in fact, has never been the case. >a cloture vote

>Any spending bills require require 66.7% yes votes in both houses of Congress This is absolutely false and, in fact, has never been the case. >a cloture vote. It can currently be rejected by a single _staffer_ of any Congressperson _via email_ This is absolutely false as well. You are confusing hold requests with cloture and are confusing the Senate with the House. Cloture is a formal roll call vote in the Senate; no "staffer" participates.