Not to stir up the kettle of sour grapes any more than it already has been, but the change you are wanting may still happen. But at a slower rate where it can actually be discussed and debated on properly, rather than ramroded through under the dark of night. That in it of itself is what has been bothering people the most.
"Four months" and many representives still can not tell us what is in the bill(s). Don't care what party you are in, something like that just stinks from every angle.
Do you think that representatives usually know what is in bills they vote for, or do they actually form those advisory committees for a reason? I'm not saying it's ideal, some serious bullshit gets past, like all of the legislation from 2000-2008 with the reverse names, but if you are uniquely angry at this bill for that then it shows that the folks pumping your brain full of idiot ideas are grasping at straws. Try a different objection.
No, there were previous bills that seriously bothered me that were not properly debated, or given a good read over by those responsible for doing as much. So please, do not try to paint me with a broad brush.
I did read the house version, and I blogged about it as well. I haven't read the totality of the current senate version, but I did get most of the way through parts of it. Which is more than some members of Congress. They are availiable on various websites including the Library of Congress. YIS, WRI
My mother called her senator *gillibrand in NY* and the people working for her couldn't even answer the questions my mom was asking, also wouldn't let her meet with the Senator, so my mom, who has MS, told them she'd take her disease riddled body to DC to meet with her since she doesn't 'have time' for her in NY
If you're upset that it's been 4 months and your reps can't tell you what's in it, then kick your reps out. It's their bloody job to KNOW what's in the bill- if they're not willing to put in the effort then fire them and get someone else! It's shorter than Harry Potter books that kids were reading in a weekend!
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Patriot Act, NAFTA, McCain-Feingold, HIPPA, No Child Left Behind, CAFTA, FSPTCA, to name a few.
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I haven't read the totality of the current senate version, but I did get most of the way through parts of it. Which is more than some members of Congress.
They are availiable on various websites including the Library of Congress.
YIS,
WRI
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