How to Change Senate Rules, Slowly, With the ‘Book of Spells’
By Jason Dick and Niels Lesniewski and Ed Pesce and D.A. Banks
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Sen. Tammy Duckworth, D-Ill., made history when she brought her newborn daughter to the Senate floor to cast a vote. Changing the rule to allow that to happen took a Senate vote that set a precedent — and (eventually) a new entry in Riddick’s Senate Procedure, the parliamentarian’s road map for getting things done correctly.
