[Windflier]

You left out foreign treaties, which will now sail through the Senate.

Don't treaties require a two thirds majority affirmation of the Senate to become binding upon the U.S., or did they abolish that section of the Constitution while I wasn't looking?

[SampleMan]

Don't treaties require a two thirds majority affirmation...

They only need 51 to have a quorum, so without any rules to delay a vote, they can just bring it to the floor and vote it through with 2/3 present, when only have the GOP is there.