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Partly it doesn't happen because you can't really get much done even if you have a majority. You really end up needing a super majority. The one thing both par
by DoesntMatter22 16d ago
Partly it doesn't happen because you can't really get much done even if you have a majority. You really end up needing a super majority.
The one thing both parties agree on though is running up a massive deficit
- disgruntledphd2 15d ago> You really end up needing a super majority. Assuming you're talking about the Senate filibuster, then this can be changed or removed by simple majority vote. It's not in the Constitution, just a rule that the Senate adopted. Like, personally I think that even sans filibuster, the Senate would move much slower than the House, because of election cycles.