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The Filibuster Rope-a-Dope

By Rich Lowry

January 10, 2006 12:36 PM

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By sitting there and just listening–not making any aggressive attempts to break in, resisting making any long explanations–Alito is letting the senators filibuster themselves. Brilliant!

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