The Filibuster: Setback or Savior?

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In this episode, we discuss the arguments for and against one of the most intriguing rules in American government: the filibuster. Does it protect minority opinion, or does it result in the rule of the minority? Is the filibuster going anywhere? Find out in this episode, our season finale! Host: AJ Laurienti Researcher: Andrew Chand Consulted Expert: Craig Volden

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