The rule on the floor has the Senate voting as early as 1 am ET Thursday.
what's happening?
So this is like Cruz's "fillibuster"?
Oh well, it's still going to get attention.
Yes. The bill currently on the floor is the Trade Promotion Authority bill.
Politico is saying that there's some kind of time limit on Rand's speech.
http://www.politico.com/story/2015/05/rand-paul-filibuster-patriot-act-118141.html
I've been channel surfing the cable news channels and I have not seen a single mention of it.
Politico is saying that there's some kind of time limit on Rand's speech.
http://www.politico.com/story/2015/05/rand-paul-filibuster-patriot-act-118141.html
“If Sen. Paul delays the vote scheduled for one hour after we convene tomorrow, it’s a filibuster. If not, it’s not,” Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid spokesman Adam Jentleson tweeted.
Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2015/05/rand-paul-filibuster-patriot-act-118141.html#ixzz3ahnalaRw
So as long as he goes for 12 hours it is a filibuster.
Im hoping for 25 hours
The article was updated to say that his time to speak runs out at around midnight. So that would be about an 11 hour speech if he makes it that long.
The article was updated to say that his time to speak runs out at around midnight. So that would be about an 11 hour speech if he makes it that long.
Wait, so it's not a filibuster? I'm confused.