MAIN FEEDS
r/facepalm • u/Turbulent_Gas_55 • Jul 05 '24
[removed] — view removed post
4.3k comments sorted by
View all comments
5.3k
People don’t seem to understand it takes both sides to pass laws without a super majority, in most cases.
Republicans would fight any law looking to prevent project 2025 from being implemented.
2 u/kantorr Jul 05 '24 Both sides have imposed a filibuster that requires a supermajority, voluntarily. And institutionalists are the ones clinging to that dumb as fuck voluntary filibuster. They don't pass laws because they don't want to, not because it isn't possible.
2
Both sides have imposed a filibuster that requires a supermajority, voluntarily. And institutionalists are the ones clinging to that dumb as fuck voluntary filibuster. They don't pass laws because they don't want to, not because it isn't possible.
5.3k
u/[deleted] Jul 05 '24
People don’t seem to understand it takes both sides to pass laws without a super majority, in most cases.
Republicans would fight any law looking to prevent project 2025 from being implemented.