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se by Republicans, and the majority leader, Harry Reid, suggested Wednesday that he supported some modes

ocratic caucus’ first order of business should be a reform of the filibuster that prevents its routine abuse by Republicans, and the majority leader, Harry Reid, suggested Wednesday that he supported some modest changes. The newcomers, along with the nme House, should forcefully advocate that he go as far as