monktonman
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Thu Oct-11-07 12:45 AM
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How does a minority get a bill passed without help from the majority? |
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Read another post today saying how people should stop bashing the Dems for their piss-poor performance. The OP used the usual argument that says the Dems have a very slim majority and therefore cant push bills through without Republic help. OK fine. I can see how they dont have the votes to impeach, end the war, stop funding, whatever.
So how do these same republics (the minority) get legislation passed without some help from the Dems (the majority)? Move on.org., Spy legislation, war funding, etc. I am certainly no expert on such matters and dont pretend to know much about the mechanics of the legislative branch. Please enlighten me.
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Thu Oct-11-07 08:14 AM
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1. All Republican members of Congress get 2 votes ... |
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One of their own ... and one for their bitch counterpart across the aisle. It's in the Constitution.
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