MiserableFailure
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Fri Aug-03-07 02:05 PM
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Why the heck haven't Democrats passed ENDA yet? |
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The Employment Non-Discrimination Act that would extend anti-discrimination protection, from the federal level on down, to gay and and lesbians. It failed by one vote in the Senate a few years ago, and I'm pretty sure that if you take into account that at least 3 Republicans in the Senate would vote for it, and probably 4, and the fact that we have a decent majority in the House, that it could pass Congress this time. And I really don't think Bush would veto it either.
So why not? It would take like a day to get this done.
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TechBear_Seattle
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Fri Aug-03-07 02:20 PM
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1. Why bother if they can not override the inevitable veto? |
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Edited on Fri Aug-03-07 02:22 PM by TechBear_Seattle
I mean, the excuse of "not having enough votes" seems acceptable with regards to impeachment....
(Do I really need to use the :sarcasm: tag?)
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MiserableFailure
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Fri Aug-03-07 02:28 PM
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2. What makes you so sure Bush would veto it? |
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I for one think it's 50/50 that he doesn't. Maybe the Democrats could come up with some kind of compromise at least by passing a Republican friendly piece of legisaltion in exchange for Bush not vetoing ENDA
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