National Review Online, while claiming to support a change in Senate procedure in order to "overcome partisan obstruction," refused to acknowledge that it was hyper-partisan obstructionism that forced Senate Democrats to embrace the so-called "nuclear option." On Thursday, Senate Democrats approved a rule change that will finally allow an up-or-down vote for President Obama's nominees, who have been the victims of unprecedented Republican obstructionism.
Meagan Hatcher-mays: Nro: Unprecedented Obstructionism Wasn't So Bad
Media Matters for America, Media Matters for America
Fri, 11/22/2013 - 2:24am
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