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Perhaps you don't understand how voting works? When the difference between minority in favor (not passing) and majority in favor (passing) is one person, then y
by zdragnar 2y ago
Perhaps you don't understand how voting works? When the difference between minority in favor (not passing) and majority in favor (passing) is one person, then yes, one person has such power.
Democracy doesn't mean that the minority gets to overrule the majority when they feel like it. In fact, it is quite the opposite.
- tstrimple 2y agoUnfortunately that’s exactly what “democracy” in the US means. Without a super majority, any individual can hold up any legislation they want outside of budget reconciliation. It will be that way as long as the filibuster exists in its current form.