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A 55-vote filibuster won't unparalyze the Senate

Is Joe Manchin overlooking a 'middle ground' filibuster solution?

Opinion | How Joe Manchin Could Make the Senate Great Again

He should follow in the steps of Robert Byrd and reform the filibuster.

Opinion | Biden is sending Joe Manchin a clear message on the infrastructure bill

Will Biden's latest offer to the GOP on infrastructure finally talk sense into Manchin?

Walter Mondale dead at 93, former vice president and presidential nominee

Walter Mondale, former vice president and presidential nominee, dies at 93 David Shribman © (ANN HEISENFELT / Associated Press) Former Vice President Walter Mondale and his wife, Joan, in 2002. (Ann Heisenfelt / Associated Press) When Walter Mondale the pioneering vice president under President Carter ended up on the losing end of Ronald Reagan’s landmark 49-state landslide in 1984, he fretted that it would dominate, even warp, his legacy. But in reality Mondale, who as a senator was a spokesman for racial justice and an opponent of the Vietnam War, was a fiery reformer who selected the first female member of a national political ticket; an introspective populist who tried to rally Americans to care for the poor during the Reagan-era ascendancy of industrialists and bankers; and, in retirement, a beloved senior statesman of the Democratic Party and sober-minded prairie practitioner of common sense.