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Out of curiosity, do the people writing bills ever bother to consult experts in the fields that a bill pertains to? I don't have the expertise to tell if it's t
by w1ntermute 16y ago
Out of curiosity, do the people writing bills ever bother to consult experts in the fields that a bill pertains to? I don't have the expertise to tell if it's the case for most fields other than technology, but if the bill-writing process is anything similar, are bills on things like health care, the economy, and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan also based on a complete lack of understanding of the facts?
- pak 16y agoYou could also ask the question if the people voting on the bills actually read them. The answer is, generally no. Also, the congresspeople who propose bills sometimes don't even read their own material, because they assume their staff (who actually wrote it) got everything correct. Strange but true.