notadmblnd
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Mon Jun-20-05 03:23 PM
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Would the little monkey be able to appoint bolton by recess appt |
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if the Senate went ahead and voted him down? Isn't there any way to stop these evil fuckers for putting bolton in charge of the UN?
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wuushew
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Mon Jun-20-05 03:26 PM
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1. Is it written into law that Congress MUST adjourn periodically? |
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Seems if they can hold unorthodox Schiavo meetings during a religious holiday late at night, it would not be that hard to have a single Dem remain in that lonely Senate chamber and catch up on some reading.
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Mistress Quickly
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Mon Jun-20-05 03:30 PM
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They all want their little holiday. Plus, wouldn't the party in charge have to call for the senate to meet? I doubt if they would. You know, the pukes.
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Mon Jun-20-05 03:31 PM
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3. Yeah, but, who's in charge? |
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They'll adjourn and recess whether it follows the rules, or not....
I suppose the serious Democrats could filibuster that adjournment, but, Frist would probably pull a Sensenbrenner and simply shut things down, if it came to that. *sigh*
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Mon Jun-20-05 03:39 PM
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4. I understand that, but thats not what I asked |
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If the Senate were to go ahead and vote and vote him down? Would the admin still be able to overide the Senates decision and appoint by recess?
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Mon Jun-20-05 03:42 PM
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but completely ignoring the will of the Senate would carry a large political and practical price.
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