Instead of taking a clear stand on this issue, House Democrats chose to delay a vote on the Price resolution.... the full text of the bill is available -here-
31 July 2010
GOP Congressman Floors Bill to Kill November Lame Duck Session
With profligate Dems scheming to ram-through Cap-n-Tax, Card Check, and still more spending in the wake of their crushing November defeat... here's the stand-up Republican who aims to put a stop it:
Republican Study Committee Chairman Tom Price (R-GA) issued the following statement after offering a resolution on the floor of the House of Representatives calling on Congress not to hold a lame duck session after midterms- likely to be exploited to pass hugely unpopular legislation like a national energy tax, enormous deficit spending bills, and the kickback to the unions known as Card Check-
Instead of taking a clear stand on this issue, House Democrats chose to delay a vote on the Price resolution.... the full text of the bill is available -here-
Instead of taking a clear stand on this issue, House Democrats chose to delay a vote on the Price resolution.... the full text of the bill is available -here-

4 comments:
RR,
I had heard this and of course pleased by this move.
The American people deserve far better but as most republican resolutions go nowadays in the current politburo this will die a slow death unfortunatly
Right on, Christopher
I like how it forces to Dems to vote up or down on this shameful scheme... NOW, before the midterms, politically clever
But that's not the real goal, just to put an end to this rammed-through, unwanted legislation that's for some reason become the Dems' standard operating procedure.n
Stunts like the "deemed passed" budget are obscene affronts to democracy... and need to be stopped cold, NOW
That is a fine development. Perhaps they delayed the vote in order to vote the thing down for good when no one is watching?
I don't know, but those who vote against can count on a mention in the challenger's TV commercials!
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