Filibuster

Daniel Oliver, American Greatness

Without a filibuster, Republicans could pass legislation that could restore America, and

perhaps sufficiently to change the minds of enough Democrats to reshape the party from what it is now (a hardcore left-wing, ever-more progressive—many would say “crazy”—party) to a more moderate and sensible party. And then, perhaps, someday after that happened, the senators could bring back the filibuster. Which is a useful tool, but perhaps only for a country in which the different factions are not as hostile as they are in today’s America.