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President Biden endorsed a change to Senate rules that would end the 60-vote requirement to avoid a filibuster. Specifically on voting rights, that would allow Democrats to approve the legislation alone with just 50 votes. Republicans oppose the legislation, saying Democrats are orchestrating “fake hysteria.”

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