Senator Pepper from Florida led in using the filibuster against the anti-lynching bill in 1938. What’s wrong with the filibuster? To figure that out, you only need to look at what it’s been used for in the past.

What oath were they keeping, exactly? We know. And you can too.

A CEO who convinces 98% of his employees — people whose salaries he pays and who he hires to do a job — to get behind his policies is a resounding success. In Congress, the overwhelming majority of the Democrats are behind the Build Back Better act, which is our best current hope for climate recovery. That’s a huge success by most standards. So why can’t the bill pass? Let’s see…