The Cycle | February 14, 2013
Are filibusters on nominees the new normal in Washington?
Is delaying an inevitable vote the best way to get what you want and what precedent does this set? The Cycle hosts and Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-N.D., discuss if filibusters on nominees are the new normal on The Hill.
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