A practical guide to identifying appropriations provisions that may run afoul of Rule XVI. It shows how procedural scrutiny can expose vulnerabilities buried deep inside must-pass legislation.

Democrats could have already voted to begin debate on the voting rights bill if they spent less time complaining about the Senate’s rules and more time using them to achieve their goals.

“It is difficult to make predictions, particularly about the future.” -Mark Twain

Senators have reversed the nuclear option on more than one occasion.

Compound motions designed to centralize power.