Supermajority Rule in U. S. Senate is Obstructionist Considering Vice President to Be Tiebreaker of Fifty-Fifty Vote

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If the Founding Fathers, the authors of the Constitution, had intended that a supermajority (60%) of Senators vote for the passage of a bill, then they wouldn’t have stipulated the vice-president to cast the tie-breaking vote in the event of fifty-fifty ties.