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No, but one senator can generally block most laws by just declaring that they would filibuster if they had to. And blocking can very easily become “block unless
by labster 2y ago
No, but one senator can generally block most laws by just declaring that they would filibuster if they had to. And blocking can very easily become “block unless this is added.” We’re only a couple steps removed from the Polish-Lithuanian Sejm at this point.
- rayiner 2y agoOne senator cannot filibuster a law. The other senators can just vote to end debate. And it requires at least 40 senators to vote to continue debate.