Harry Reid (D-Nev.) says what we all knew about the judicial filibuster:
“This fight is not about the seven radical nominations. It's about clearing the way for a Supreme Court nominee who only needs 51 votes, not 60.”
That's why the filibuster must be broken -- it is unconstitutional to require a supermajority for legislation or appointments where none exists in the Constitution itself.
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