“A Free-Range Chicken that Can Run Wherever the Majority Wants It To”: Budget Reconciliation and the Contemporary U.S. Senate

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And this (regrettably paywalled but with a title I love very much) on the evolution: https://t.co/issZL3xVc2

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RT @MattGrossmann: The Reconciliation process has evolved into the main mechanism for majority-party-only policymaking, with important effe…

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The Reconciliation process has evolved into the main mechanism for majority-party-only policymaking, with important effects on policy design including sunsets & using budget-based tools https://t.co/kTTekC5vV9

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