{ "title": "Help: Why does House Rule 112b require a two-thirds majority to amend the Committee of the Whole procedure, but Senate Rule 112b only need
Is the filibuster dead weight or a safeguard?
the filibuster keeps bills from moving and can be seen as overreach but also protects minority voices tbh it's a double edge sword no clear answer rn any ideas how to balance it people argue it hurts efficiency while others claim it defends minority rights so i'm stuck trying to weigh pros and cons what do you think about reforming or keeping the filibuster for future legislation
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