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The next logical question that perhaps someone with legal knowledge can address is: What legal recourse do the Republicans have to deal with “breaking of the house rules”?
There has to be something that can be done about it, but I cannot find the answer anywhere yet, although I am still researching my butt off about it.
Spree: Separation of powers would prevent any action by either the Judical or Executive Branch.
But apparently, there is a new precedent for massive investigations and the calls by one branch for Special Prosecutors to investigate another so I’m all for applying that rule here.
Anyone think that will happen?
scrapiron
16 years ago
Say it ain’t so. The most ethical congress in history stealing votes and corrupting the process in front of the TV camera’s. CSPAN must have chocked on the bile. But the democrats still support them, at least 3% (with a 3% + – error margin) do…The republicans can’t win in 08 but the democrats are giving us the win on a silver platter. Even the most retarded democrats are watching, scratching their head. and asking, Where did these congress surrender monkeys come from?
So, not getting the result they wanted, House Democrats first closed a vote while voting was still going on, then erased the fact the vote had ever occurred: In what just might be the dirtiest trick ever played in the
wesmorgan1
16 years ago
Do you REALLY want to go down a list of parliamentary tricks? The majority always does this kind of garbage, and the minority has their share of sabotage tools as well. It’s garbage when Dems do it, and it’s garbage when the GOP does it.
The next logical question that perhaps someone with legal knowledge can address is: What legal recourse do the Republicans have to deal with “breaking of the house rules”?
There has to be something that can be done about it, but I cannot find the answer anywhere yet, although I am still researching my butt off about it.
Spree: Separation of powers would prevent any action by either the Judical or Executive Branch.
But apparently, there is a new precedent for massive investigations and the calls by one branch for Special Prosecutors to investigate another so I’m all for applying that rule here.
Anyone think that will happen?
Say it ain’t so. The most ethical congress in history stealing votes and corrupting the process in front of the TV camera’s. CSPAN must have chocked on the bile. But the democrats still support them, at least 3% (with a 3% + – error margin) do…The republicans can’t win in 08 but the democrats are giving us the win on a silver platter. Even the most retarded democrats are watching, scratching their head. and asking, Where did these congress surrender monkeys come from?
Are the Democrats anti-democratic?
So, not getting the result they wanted, House Democrats first closed a vote while voting was still going on, then erased the fact the vote had ever occurred: In what just might be the dirtiest trick ever played in the
Do you REALLY want to go down a list of parliamentary tricks? The majority always does this kind of garbage, and the minority has their share of sabotage tools as well. It’s garbage when Dems do it, and it’s garbage when the GOP does it.