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In the larger sense, aren't all the representatives responsible? Certainly the ones who voted for it. I know it is controversial, but they should be reading t
by flubert 11y ago
In the larger sense, aren't all the representatives responsible? Certainly the ones who voted for it. I know it is controversial, but they should be reading the bills before passing legislation. And the ones who didn't vote? What are we paying you for, if you aren't even showing up for your job? And even those who may have voted no seen to bear some responsibility, why didn't you raise an alarm? You should still be reading bills that have a high likely hodd of passing, even if your intention is to vote no.
- ChuckMcM 11y agoOf course, but some representative made the motion to include the text of the CISA bill part of the Omnibus bill, that should be on the record somewhere.
- chishaku 11y agoAnyone have more clarity on this? I think since this is just a single bill, figuring out who included which part of the final text is a non-trivial task. However, since senior leadership of both parties are mostly responsible for getting this bill through, I think they ultimately are responsible for allowing the CISA portion to be included.