Americans, according to polls taken last year, aren’t likely to hold strongly formed opinions on the Senate’s filibuster rules. Those who do have a preference are divided, with views generally following party lines, although there’s plenty of room for opinions to solidify.
Americans, according to polls taken last year, aren’t likely to hold strongly formed opinions on the Senate’s filibuster rules. Those who do have a preference are divided, with views generally following party lines, although there’s plenty of room for opinions to solidify.