pass muster a big enough rule change to get these bills passed, but a small enough one they would still go for it. well, the basic notion is that to get past the 60 votes, you have to do one of several things. you either have to secure the 60 votes, which is not going to happen. or you have to be a break in the debate. or you have to exhaust the two speech rules in the senate. but because there s always an amendment pending, we cannot as in times of old, actually get to a debate on final passage and so one innovation, the talking filibuster, which i proposed and every democratic senator voted in support of it who is here today in 2011 for the vote. says hey, we will set aside a time for final passage, debate. the 60 votes still applies. so the point that senator manchin and sinema are making that still say 60 votes still
either bring down his site, notify authorities or notify the potential targets. we heard in the last hour, from frederica s guest, with the image refugee group, that they had not notified that they were the subject of concern, that someone had been essentially targeting them. so while there is a lot going on, but there is anti-semitism of course, name, it and also a sense of anti-immigrant or refugee. that seems to be a line in this right now. so clearly, a hate crime. it can always be ratcheted up at later stages. but right now, of course, it is just to try to get this community back together. that platform that you mentioned, not terribly well known to most, i would imagine, i hadn t heard of it until today, and apparently, it has notoriously lax speech rules. but they have come out with a and notification. yes of course, and the notification issue is big. twitter gets into trouble, too, if someone is violent online and