yeah leave it to the dems... checks and balances comes to mind...
Republicans Shut Out of Stimulus Conference Negotiations
by Connie Hair (more by this author)
Posted 02/11/2009 ET
Updated 02/11/2009 ET
Republicans have caught the Democrats in a midnight “stimulus” power play that seeks to cut Republican conferees out of the House-Senate negotiations to resolve a final version of the Obama “stimulus” package. Staff members from the offices of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) met last night to put together the “stimulus” conference report.
They intend to attempt to shove this $1.3 trillion spending bill through in the dead of the night without Republican input so floor action can take place in both chambers on Thursday.
I spoke with House Republican Conference Chairman Mike Pence (R-Ind.) moments ago about this latest version of Democratic “bipartisanship.” Pence told me, “I think the American people deserve to know that legislation that would comprise an amount equal to the entire discretionary budget of the United States of America is being crafted without a single House Republican in the room.”
How many Senate RINOs will go along with this? Probably just enough for the Dems to get away with it. The House unanimously passed legislation last night that would require a 48 hour period wherein the legislation would be posted on the internet before a vote. Will Democrats honor that commitment?
FESTUS
IN OMNIA PARATUS
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yeah leave it to the dems... checks and balances comes to mind...
You can have my freedom as soon as I'm done with it!!!
Oh those sneaky, SNEAKY, under the table, dirty handed dems.....And why do so many people trust them to run the country again???
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