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A senator seeking to filibuster legislation doesn't need to stand on the Senate floor and debate it endlessly in order to bring it to a standstill. A senator can simply signal their intent to filibuster a bill and it's effectively blocked. https://t.co/t8CtKSb1v8 — PolitiTweet.org

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That's a rarity — especially with the current makeup in the Senate, as Democrats only have 50 senators and most votes are passed along party lines. https://t.co/t8CtKSb1v8 — PolitiTweet.org

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How has the filibuster changed? In the past, the filibuster applied to both judicial and political nominations, but Dems in 2013 voted to eliminate it for all judicial nominations, with the exception of Supreme Court justices, the New York Times reports. https://t.co/t8CtKSb1v8 — PolitiTweet.org

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