Fetterman Walks Back Filibuster Push, Reframes It as a Senate Safeguard
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Sen. John Fetterman says Democrats were “horribly wrong” to seek to eliminate the Senate filibuster and now argues the 60-vote rule protects minority voices, marking a shift from his 2022 campaign stance as Republicans hold power and pressure mounts around voting rights and related battles; the update also notes pressure from Trump to end the filibuster, plus other Senate moves including McConnell’s rehab and talks involving OpenAI’s Altman and Warner.
- Fetterman says Democrats were ‘horribly wrong’ to try eliminating Senate filibuster Politico
- Opinion | John Fetterman: Now I see the truth about the filibuster The Washington Post
- Sen. John Fetterman Says He Now Supports The Filibuster Yahoo
- Fetterman flips to oppose eliminating Senate filibusters, saying they force compromise TribLIVE.com
- Fetterman explains flip-flop on preserving the filibuster: ‘Horribly wrong’ Washington Examiner
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