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Filibuster Persuasive Speech

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Hi Prof Ronan, Thank you for posting. I think that filibusters should not be allowed. I understand there will be issues and questions, but I think there should be a time limit on how long they can wait before a vote and final decision is made. I do not think they should just be allowed to fade away on their own. I hope you have a great weekend. -Melissa

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