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Obama Endorses String of Progressive Policies During John Lewis Eulogy

July 31, 2020 by Staff

(AXIOS) Former President Obama endorsed a slew of progressive policies related to voting rights during his eulogy for the late Rep. John Lewis on Thursday, including abolishing the Senate filibuster.

Why it matters: Revoking the Senate’s long-standing 60-vote threshold used by senators to delay or block legislative action would significantly limit the minority party’s power in the chamber.

The big picture … Obama said removing the filibuster may be necessary to pass the following legislation:

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