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SOS2008
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Some people view the filibuster as a vital democratic tool, but others see it as an unnecessary impediment to legislative progress. What do you think?
SOS, PF Addict
"I really like the "Blizzard" at DQ, and can't wait to try the "Filibuster."
From The Onion -- This cracked me up. Here's mine:Lillie Moon, Doctor
"Wait—wouldn't the Democrats be able to filibuster the bill to change the filibustering rules?"
Louis Knapp, Probation Officer
"I think it's time America moved past this 'checks and balances' idea and fully embraced our 'unlimited line of credit' society."
Timothy Landry, Systems Analyst
"The filibuster, eh? That reminds me of the baking-powder biscuits my dear old grandmother used to make. First, she'd take shortening... Now, keep in mind, the more shortening you use, the flakier the biscuits will be. My, all of us kids used to love these biscuits. The secret is to not over-knead the dough, because it makes the biscuits tough, and nobody likes tough biscuits. If you sprinkle a little..."
Gordon Richmond, Plumber
"I use filibusters in my day-to-day life. They help you get out of all kinds of stuff, like taking out the garbage or having children."
Derek Meadows, Factory Operator
"Do filibusters have anything to do with the word 'quorum'? Because I totally remember that word, too."
Viola Ellison, Fashion Designer
"I'm not positive where I stand on filibusters, but as a longtime proponent of 'less talk, more rock,' I assume I'm against them."
SOS, PF Addict
"I really like the "Blizzard" at DQ, and can't wait to try the "Filibuster."