As Todd Ruger explains in this National Law Journal article, "Senate Republicans are looking to stop work at the National Labor
Relations Board and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau,
piggybacking on a federal appeals court ruling that invalidated some of
President Barack Obama's controversial recess appointments."
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To me, it's another example of how the Senate can get away with all kinds of garbage these days. Filibusters no longer require anyone actually filibustering, and now sessions no longer require the Senate actually be in session. Rules exist for a reason; if a party is not willing to actually hold the floor, or to keep the Senate in session, they should not be allowed to use the procedural tactics applicable thereto.
Posted by: Max Kennerly | Tuesday, February 05, 2013 at 01:38 PM