Reimagining Bipartisanship
Adam challenges the notion that bipartisan cooperation is essential for lasting policy, highlighting how a majority vote could have expedited passing Obamacare with potential Republican support. He argues that the 60-vote threshold hindered effective policy design and contrasts historical instances like Medicare passing on a majority vote basis without facing a filibuster.In this clip
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