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Retiring Senate Democrats are paving the way for younger candidates who favor abolishing the filibuster. In a recent Michigan primary debate, all candidates expressed support for its elimination. Other Democratic candidates across various states are also considering changes to the filibuster as they prepare for the upcoming midterm elections.
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Retiring Senate Democrats are paving the way for younger candidates who favor abolishing the filibuster. In a recent Michigan primary debate, all candidates expressed support for its elimination. Other Democratic candidates across various states are also considering changes to the filibuster as they prepare for the upcoming midterm elections.
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