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Published September 29, 2026 at 3:35 PM ET · Updated September 29, 2026 at 10:15 PM ET

Obama calls for ending the filibuster and new speech rules

2 independent outlets are covering this story, first reported here by Vox. Verification: Confirmed (how we verify). Every headline links to the original reporting.

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What we know

Former President Barack Obama called for ending the filibuster and for new speech rules. He said that 'what's going to change isn't the change you want.'

Patriot Watch first flagged this story 1 d ago, when Vox reported it. Coverage has since grown to 2 independent outlets, including 1 wire/mainstream feed. The most recent report came 1 d ago from The Blaze.

Conservative & independent coverage (1)

The Blaze 1 d ago
Obama wants the filibuster gone and speech ruled: ‘What’s going to change isn’t the change you want’ ↗

Wire & mainstream coverage (1)

Vox 1 d ago
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Coverage timeline

Sep 29, 3:35 PM ET
1 d ago
Vox
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Sep 29, 7:00 PM ET
1 d ago
The Blaze
Obama wants the filibuster gone and speech ruled: ‘What’s going to change isn’t the change you want’ ↗
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