Section 11 -- Congressional Procedural & Voting Rules Must Pass by Two-Thirds Vote

Currently, the party in power can change their chamber's procedural/voting rules to suit their needs.  This must stop.  Congress must start from scratch and adopt new rules that must be accepted by two-thirds of the new congress.

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