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Edited by
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They never read the original bill. My guess they never have even had a debate about what we take out of The Patriot Act. I'd say that is a pretty good guess..... |
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Patriot Act extension. Obama signed. good point and it brings up the question when the process of creating and passing a bill can take so long and include so many proposals and amendments, is it realistic or wise to expect someone to only sign off when EVERY portion is just as they want it to be? is it possible that people vote for bills because they want some type of progress on some things they support rather than no progress on ANY of them? He signed a four year EXTENSION Harmony.... 
I understand what he signed, I am asking if people ever consider EVERYTHING that is signed with a signature in a bill that has several proposals in it for instance, a bill may have continued education for citizen children continued funding for after school programs for citizen children a results tested pay scale for teachers to encourage results sex education which includes 'alternative' lifestyles ,,,,now, I am by no means in support of teaching kids alternative lifestyles,, but IF their education , their funding, their results were going to all be postponed or 'abolished' by a failure to sign,, I may have to 'support' the alternative education this is the game political campaigns play all the time,, they take something controversial about a bill and use it to lambast their opponent to make it seem like they are 'supporting' that issue or 'not supporting' it,,,when it is often the case that the agreement was a compromise of many things they wanted to make progress in along with some things they didnt particularly support,,, |
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Patriot Act extension. Obama signed. good point and it brings up the question when the process of creating and passing a bill can take so long and include so many proposals and amendments, is it realistic or wise to expect someone to only sign off when EVERY portion is just as they want it to be? is it possible that people vote for bills because they want some type of progress on some things they support rather than no progress on ANY of them? He signed a four year EXTENSION Harmony....
I understand what he signed, I am asking if people ever consider EVERYTHING that is signed with a signature in a bill that has several proposals in it for instance, a bill may have continued education for citizen children continued funding for after school programs for citizen children a results tested pay scale for teachers to encourage results sex education which includes 'alternative' lifestyles ,,,,now, I am by no means in support of teaching kids alternative lifestyles,, but IF their education , their funding, their results were going to all be postponed or 'abolished' by a failure to sign,, I may have to 'support' the alternative education this is the game political campaigns play all the time,, they take something controversial about a bill and use it to lambast their opponent to make it seem like they are 'supporting' that issue or 'not supporting' it,,,when it is often the case that the agreement was a compromise of many things they wanted to make progress in along with some things they didnt particularly support,,, |
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Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. 906 pages. You think Congress read that?
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Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. 906 pages. You think Congress read that?
congress drafted it, I hope they read it,,, |
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Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. 906 pages. You think Congress read that?
congress drafted it, I hope they read it,,, Did they draft if as a whole (one body), with everyone being present when each and every sentence, on each and every page of the bill was constructed?.... |
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Edited by
msharmony
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Wed 07/04/12 08:19 PM
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Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. 906 pages. You think Congress read that?
congress drafted it, I hope they read it,,, Did they draft if as a whole (one body), with everyone being present when each and every sentence, on each and every page of the bill was constructed?.... nope, as I understand it, it was drafted in portions,,,through different ocmmittes, each time coming back for congress to review the latest updates,,, it is alot of pages, no way to know who read what,,, |
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Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. 906 pages. You think Congress read that?
congress drafted it, I hope they read it,,, Did they draft if as a whole (one body), with everyone being present when each and every sentence, on each and every page of the bill was constructed?.... nope, as I understand it, it was drafted in portions,,,through different ocmmittes, each time coming back for congress to review the latest updates,,, Thats how I understand it too, so why would you say they read it just because they drafted it?... |
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Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. 906 pages. You think Congress read that?
congress drafted it, I hope they read it,,, Did they draft if as a whole (one body), with everyone being present when each and every sentence, on each and every page of the bill was constructed?.... nope, as I understand it, it was drafted in portions,,,through different ocmmittes, each time coming back for congress to review the latest updates,,, Thats how I understand it too, so why would you say they read it just because they drafted it?... I said I HOPE they read it,, since they drafted it,,, |
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It was drafted by lobbyists of big pharma, insurance companies and Obozo henchmen.
Even Puglosi said "you'll have to pass it if you want to know what's in it!" Congress never read it! They were paid campaign contributions to pass it! |
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What a joke Congress is. Paid Puppets.
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