In recent years, the Texas Senate has voted to discard a law that has been in effect for nearly seven decades: the Two Thirds Rule. This rule was said to make it easier for Democrats to block out any bills under Republican chambered control. The two thirds rule has been view by those who are against it as a way of protecting the interests of minorities, especially where the issues are not supported. Those who are in support of the rule regard it as a crucial part “of preserving the collegiality of the Senate,” as well as giving Senators some cover on controversial.
I think that tossing the law may be for the worse in the long run. If certain people in power were to get their way all the time, it would probably lead to making the wrong decision.
I think that tossing the law may be for the worse in the long run. If certain people in power were to get their way all the time, it would probably lead to making the wrong decision.