Reform the filibuster to make bipartisanship great again: Travis Hagelberg

Modifying the filibuster to make a minimum amount of bipartisanship filibuster-proof may seem like a ridiculous idea. But “the greatest deliberative body on earth” doing nothing as calls for filibuster termination grow louder is worse than ridiculous – it’s negligent, writes guest columnist Travis Hagelberg, a native Midwesterner and Air Force veteran who now lives in Washington, D.C.