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To: Sun
This would be accomplished by having the House vote to pass a Rule that would "deem" the Senate bill "as passed."

Just hang every member of Congress, without exception, from lamposts on the Mall and nearby, with a sign around their necks reading "Past."

We might lose one or two good folks, but it would provide a most valuable lesson for future congresscritters.

America -- a great idea, didn't last.

11 posted on 03/11/2010 10:12:06 PM PST by Clint Williams (America -- a great idea, didn't last.)
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“In the Slaughter Solution, the rule would declare that the House “deems” the Senate version of Obamacare to have been passed by the House. House members would still have to vote on whether to accept the rule, but they would then be able to say they only voted for a rule, not for the bill itself.

Would that rationale fly with the public? Is it logical? Of course not. But remember, these folks have persuaded themselves that a majority of the American people really want Obamacare. A blog post on House Minority Leader John Boehner’s blog described the approach as a “twisted scheme.”’

more http://www.marklevinshow.com/goout.asp?u=http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/blogs/beltway-confidential/House-Democrats-looking-at-Slaughter-Solution-to-pass-Obamacare-without-a-vote-on-Senate-bill-87267402.html#ixzz0hsaEHIUI


12 posted on 03/11/2010 10:40:01 PM PST by Sun (Pray that God sends us good leaders. Please say a prayer now.)
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To: Clint Williams

What happened for Obama’s request for a simple ‘up and down’ vote?


13 posted on 03/12/2010 6:58:26 AM PST by fortheDeclaration ("Our constitution was made only for a moral and religious people".-John Adams)
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