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The Democratic Super Majority Myth
Many critics of the Obama administration often claim that the President has failed to accomplish anything even when he had a super filibuster proof majority in the Senate. Most mistakenly think that he had a sixty vote Senate for the first two … Continue reading
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Tagged Al Franken, Arlen Specter, cloture, filibuster proof, Health care reform, Martha Coakley, Obamacare, Pat Toomey, PPACA, Scott Brown, Senate, Supermajority, Ted Kennedy
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Most Telling
(Ed. Note. Update: Senate Repeals DADT) This morning, the Senate voted for cloture on the bill repealing Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell. Six Republicans voted in favor of cloture: Susan Collins (ME) Olympia Snowe (ME) Mark Kirk (IL) Lisa Murkowski (AK) … Continue reading
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Tagged Don't Ask Don't Tell, George Voinovich, Lisa Murkowski, Mark Kirk, Olympia Snowe, Scott Brown, Susan Collins
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