emptystep
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- Jul 17, 2012
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Some of this has merit.
I agree with cutting the vacations until they come to consensus. They shouldn't be allowed to leave until they get this done.
They can't be "fired'. They should a least have some sort of liability when the work doesn't get finished.
What are they going to do, spend time voting for it instead of voting for the fix to this mess? While I agree with you this situation is just one of those flukes in the system. OK, a very, very large fluke in the system. Until the rich get their way we will just be stuck in this mess. Following the Republicans deflection is not the answer.
(I just can't go along with everything you say, Sallow.)
They can start by letting straight up votes for bills. "The Hastert Rule" and constant filibusters are pretty ridiculous especially when considering legislation of such national importance. The gridlock is really having a negative effect on the economy. The slowest job growth occurred over the debt ceiling fights. There really was a great deal of uncertainty and it hurt.
And you don't have to go along with everything I post. You'd be pretty boring if you did.![]()
There is little argument that the system has gotten pretty twisted up along the way. Straightening it out is going to take one little step at a time. First economic problem and then hopefully this board will start discussing those issues and people will listen, or the other way around.
I can aspire to greatness, can't I?