December 31, 2009
The filibuster is sure taking its lumps these
days in the health care debate. New York Times columnist
Paul Krugman says "the Senate—and, therefore, the U.S. government
as a whole—has become ominously dysfunctional." Yet as John Stossel
points out, it's no argument against the filibuster to say that the
statists' favorite piece of legislation didn't fly through smoothly
enough. They'll have to come up with a better case than that.
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