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That keeps on being defeated. Not by ballot but by noisy agitators controlled by various players.We need to defund the government.
"We have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it."
And every one who voted against it, without reading it, should be prosecuted as well.Every one who voted for it, without reading it, should be prosecuted in his home district.
I disagree. When a bill is suddenly presented, without time to read the minutia...it's impossible to give an informed reading.And every one who voted against it, without reading it, should be prosecuted as well.
There should be no 2000-page bill dumped on the legislatures one Friday, with a vote scheduled on Monday.The point I'm trying to make is that there should be no uninformed vote cast.