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How Aaron Burr may have created the filibuster by mistake
Despite its dominance over the Senate today, the filibuster may have actually come about by accident due to a speech by Aaron Burr in 1805.
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Despite its dominance over the Senate today, the filibuster may have actually come about by accident due to a speech by Aaron Burr in 1805.
Fetal tissue research has been the subject of controversy because some advocates oppose using fetal tissue derived from abortions.
Congress is back from recess and up to its usual antics. Plus, former Speaker John Boehner had some choice words for his fellow Republicans.
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