The filibuster is not explicitly in the Constitution by name; it exists as part of the Senate rules of procedure, which the Constitution says they can define how they wish.
The filibuster is not explicitly in the Constitution by name; it exists as part of the Senate rules of procedure, which the Constitution says they can define how they wish.
A filibuster results from a quirk in Senate rules of procedure that allow a person to talk as long as they want on any issue, which has been used to protest or stall legislation or other actions.
A filibuster results from a quirk in Senate rules of procedure that allow a person to talk as long as they want on any issue, which has been used to protest or stall legislation or other actions.
And, lo and behold, Wyoming has a single representative, just like your district 8, in the House.
This is Civics 101.
And, lo and behold, Wyoming has a single representative, just like your district 8, in the House.
This is Civics 101.