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Sen. Tim Scott points out why Dems calling filibuster a 'relic of the Jim Crow era' is a self-own

During President Biden’s press conference on Thursday, he reiterated that he agrees with Barack Obama that the filibuster is a “relic of the Jim Crow era.”

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Republican Sen. Tim Scott pointed out just one reason why that’s an epic self-own on the part of Democrats, because they used it against a bill he sponsored just last year:

According to Fox News’ John Roberts, the Democrats used the filibuster 327 times last year alone.

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Peter Doocy’s question for Jen Psaki about Biden and the filibuster helps explain why he wasn’t called on yesterday

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