Filibuster - Wikipedia
Hyperlinked article about the legislative tactic used in the United States Sentate designed to stall the legislative process to derail a piece of legislation.
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Filibuster (military) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Filibusters were irregular soldiers who acted without authority from their own ... The freewheeling actions of the filibusters led to the name being applied ...
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filibuster: West's Encyclopedia of American Law (Full Article ...
filibuster n. The use of obstructionist tactics, especially prolonged speechmaking, for the purpose of delaying legislative action
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Cloture and filibusters in the U.S. Congress - SourceWatch
This allowed for many long filibusters whereby one or more members would speak for hours. ... threatened to use the "nuclear option" to stop these filibusters. ...
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MoveOn.org: MoveOn Bulletin
Filibusters to Fight Bad Policy. Credits. About the MoveOn bulletin and MoveOn.org ... However, labelling filibusters as anti-democratic ... NOTABLE FILIBUSTERS ...
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Filibusters and Debate Curbs News - The New York Times
News about Filibusters and Debate Curbs. Commentary and archival information about Filibusters and Debate Curbs from The New York Times.
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U.S. Senate History: Filibuster and Cloture
Provides a history of the filibuster, which is used to delay debate or block legislation. Includes notes on famous filibusters throughout U.S. history.
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Senate tied in knots by filibusters | McClatchy
This year Senate Republicans are threatening filibusters to block more legislation than ever before, a pattern that's rooted in — and could increase — ...
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Filibuster: Information from Answers.com
Filibustering To Americans of the 1840s and 50s, the term filibusters referred to irregular armies of U.S ... other cases, early filibusters acted with the ...
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A Brief History of Filibusters - TIME
While Democrats are close to a nearly unassailable 60-seat majority in the U.S. Senate, their numbers can't guarantee the easy passage of the controversial $829 ...
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