You cannot just make up history for yours, Desh. No filibuster existed at the inception of the Senate, none took place. The first filibuster took place sometime around 1837, the word didn't even exist until ~1850. The rule to end debate at the inception of the US Senate was a simple majority vote, that is what the Founders created.
Your "source" is your imagination. Again, "long speeches" does not make a filibuster.
My source is the senate sight Damo
Geebus. Do you actually understand things you read? I quoted that same page in my first posts here.
It’s the word the Senate sight uses to describe the history of the senate
Does the senate sight describe it as a filibuster?
Wrong. They said "long speeches" and if you read that page it even tells you when they ended the rule that stopped debate after a simple majority vote, the same rule I have informed you of repeatedly here (you know, the one called the "previous question" rule).
The senate it’s self calls that first day action a filibuster
My source is the senate sight Damo
The Founders purposely set this govt. up so that without compromise, nothing gets accomplished. They never dreamed that corporations would own the govt. and prefer that nothing ever gets done.
No, it does not. It tells you the "first filibusters" took place in mid 19th century. READ the site.
The Founders did not set up the filibuster. They had a rule that ended debate with a simple majority, that rule was not removed until 1806.
It’s the history of filibusters
*sigh*
