Analysis
The Rules Aren't The Problem
Democrats could have already voted to begin debate on the voting rights bill if they spent less time complaining about the Senate’s rules and more time using them to achieve their goals.
Senators Nuked the Filibuster in 1975. Then They Changed Their Minds.
All it took to change the outcome was one senator acting
McConnell Is Not Omnipotent
Majority leader can’t prevent votes if other senators want them