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To: praepos

Tho perhaps all reconciled bills are subject to nullification after 5 years, what bills with this type of scope have ever been nullified? Seems at the very least we would have to hold conservative majorities in House, Senate, and Pres.

Tho it is good to be optimistic, I would have rather seen the bill defeated today, and hope it will be defeated at next vote—not implemented and then we try to nullify.


129 posted on 11/21/2009 9:40:03 PM PST by Freedom56v2 ("If you think healthcare is expensive now, just wait till it is free! "~ PJ O'Rourke)
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To: bushwon

“Tho perhaps all reconciled bills are subject to nullification after 5 years, what bills with this type of scope have ever been nullified? Seems at the very least we would have to hold conservative majorities in House, Senate, and Pres.”

Bush’s tax cuts are being nullified—the five years are up. The dems won’t renew. And you actually make my point. It’s looking very good that the dems are committing political suicide with this. We should be able to get our way in five years—if this thing should happen to pass by reconciliation.


142 posted on 11/21/2009 10:07:23 PM PST by praepos
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