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WSJ bursts MAGA bubble and warns Senate GOP against making a 'grave mistake'
- The Wall Street Journal editorial board warns Senate Republicans against pursuing a talking filibuster as a workaround to a Democratic blockade.
- The board says a talking filibuster is not feasible under current rules and would require unlikely, long-winded efforts from many senators.
- Even with a talking filibuster, the group argues it would not guarantee the passage of the SAVE America Act or related measures.
- The editorial contends that using a talking filibuster would turn into a prolonged GOP campout with limited strategic benefit.
- The piece notes that the 60-vote rule historically curbs major legislative shifts by majority parties.
- The editorial argues the talking filibuster would introduce more risk than reward for Republicans.
- The WSJ board asserts that Democrats could amend legislation in many ways, potentially undermining GOP goals.
- The editorial claims the current rules prevent a simple talking filibuster, making the concept a mirage.
- Raw Story summarized the WSJ piece as a caution to Senate Republicans about procedural risk.
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