The Cycle | November 28, 2012
The filibuster is the gift that keeps on giving
Steve Kornacki explains why the number of senators needed to pass a bill – 51 – is not the magic number to get things done in Congress and how changing filibuster rules may, or may not, help stop obstruction in Congress.
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