The Fix: “Thursday was a landmark day in political Washington. The Senate changed its rules on filibusters for the first time in its history — opening a potential Pandora’s Box that may very well lead to a future of majority-only votes in the world’s greatest deliberative body. The implications for the Senate’s traditions as well as how it functions day-to-day are hard to overstate.”
“And yet, for the world outside of Washington, invoking the nuclear option and the changing of filibuster rules are non-happenings — moments that barely register and almost certainly will have zero impact on who they vote for in the coming midterm elections.”
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