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→Current rules: In 1970, Majority Leader Mike Mansfield created the "silent filibuster." This allows the Senate to conduct business while a senator use Rule 22 to block the progress of a bill.
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→Senate rules: In November 2013, Senate leader Harry Reid used the nuclear option to allow presidential nominees to be confirmed by majority vote.
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